Ichiryu – Epic Hakata Udon House
Ever since Kyo decided to close it’s doors there’s been a void in fresh udon noodles houses. Ichiryu is the answer to our prayers, from the team behind Shoyu, Tak…
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The Stockpot – British food at affordable prices
As I type it is The Stockpot last day of business, this unassuming place in the middle of Soho Crompton Street takes you back into a time warp. The decor…
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The Pepper Tree – No frills Thai Canteen
Before attending the Greece Mount Athos event in Clapham. I stopped by The Pepper Tree on the long stretch of road for a quick bite. The Pepper Tree has been…
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Señor Ceviche – fun vibrant small plates
Remember the time I had a epic food safari with the Carnaby Street girls we went to 7 restaurants in one night sampling all the great food in Kingly Court.…
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Competition – Win a pair of tickets to Foodies Festival Christmas
Foodies Festival Christmas returns to London’s Truman Brewery 27th – 29th November. Following the popularity of last year’s inaugural Foodies Festival Christmas, East London’s Truman Brewery will once again be…
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Malaysia Night 2015
Malaysia night returns Friday 18th September. London’s Trafalgar Square will host a vibrant, bustling night market dedicated to Malaysian food, music, culture and entertainment. The best Malaysian eateries from all…
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Gold mine – Authentic HK food
The race is on to find the most tasty roast duck in London. Rumor has it the chefs from Four Seasons moved to Goldmine. One of the authentic Chinese Hong Kong…
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Viet Grill – There’s more to Pho
For the very best in Vietnamese restaurants, my vote goes to Cay Tre for those heart-warming bowls of Pho that takes 18 hours to make the broth. The unusual Vietnamese…
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Holborn Grind – Outrageously amazing coffee
I remember the time my cousin and his wife visiting me from Australia last year, he said good coffee in London is hard to find. I suggested for him to…
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All you can eat at Mr Sushi
Those all you can eat Japanese places in London are quite decent, I’ve reviewed many here on the blog. There’s a different format setting in each place. Mr Sushi is…
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Rebateszone Top 50 UK Food Blogs to follow
Hi guys, so excited to be included in Rebateszone Top UK 50 Food Blogs to follow. Check out the infographic and the rest of the top 50 great blogs out there. Readers,…
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SuperStar BBQ – Hissing sounds of the Korean BBQ
SuperStar BBQ St Giles street has suddenly been swept with Asian restaurants on two popular ramen joints Kanada-Ya and Ippudo. Next door to Ippudo is the new Korean BBQ SuperStar…
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Bluebird Chelsea – Mayflower Lavender farm, but first some afternoon tea.
My friend J and I planned a day out of photographic adventures at Mayfield Lavender Farm and a spot of traditional afternoon tea. J coming from New Zealand…
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Luc Belaire collaborates with Jon Burgerman limited edition picnic blankets
“Quick I am tasting the stars.” Uttered the monk, legend has it that a monk tasted the first ever sparkling wine. The stars he mentions was the millions of…
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City Pantry – The pain free catering
Imagine a site that fits all for your catering needs. You have that special event, party, the big plan or even the simple office lunch rounds. City Pantry…
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Sutton & Sons Lovely Jubbly fish and chips
Sutton & Sons is not your average fish and chip shop. The original shop in Stoke Newington started off on the high street selling the freshest catch of the day…
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Introducing “Good Evening with Pret”
Somewhere down West London, when the hours of 6pm strikes. A particular Pret branch at the Strand transforms the shop into a casual dining affair. There are staffs greeting you…
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Betty Blythe Vintage Tea Rooms – place for dress up and nice cakes
Dress up in your favourite vintage frock and get down to Betty Blythe. Betty Blythe vintage tea rooms is the go to place for some tea and cakes. Located by…
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Smack Deli – The one that got away lobster
Smack Deli is the one that away from the mainstream chain Burger & Lobster. In favour of all things lobster, it was the only thing I ever ordered at Burger…
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Brasserie Zédel – down the rabbit hole
So the story goes, that Brasserie Zédel was once part of The Regent Palace Hotel, opening on 16th May 1915. Greatly recognise for the Art Deco style, this grand French…
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