Category: Posh Nosh
Yauatcha – City – classy dim sum with classy service
Dim Sum directly translates into “touch of the heart”, it smells of pure indulgence and makes my belly beckon with…
Hakkasan – Hanway Place, Posh Cantonese Classics
Hakkasan Mayfair, the sister restaurant to Hakkasan Hanway Place (2011), first started trading in November 2010. Within a year of…
Bleeding Heart – Review – Farringdon, A Bistro with a bloody history
Since 1983, the Bleeding Heart has been serving bistro style French cuisine in their low ceilinged basement dining room. The…
Signor Sassi – I Returned
After a three-and-a-half-year hiatus, so shoot me, I returned to Signor Sassi. It’s the place where I so loved for…
The Ninth – Charlotte Street Review – A Michelin Gong Within A Year?
There’s no denying that Chef Jun Tanaka comes with pedigree. In 1991, he worked at Le Gavroche and trained with…
The Ledbury – It Will Bleed Your Bank Balance For A Reason
So I’m late to the party with my review of The Ledbury of Notting Hill, London. But late is always better…
Le Dame De Pic – Restaurant Royalty?
Anne-Sophie Pic is bit of a chef legend that has created her own legacy, cemented in modern French cookery. She…
Royal China Club Baker Street – Dim Sum Heaven?
Royal China Club is a Baker St institution and is the jewell in the crown from a six restaurant conglomerate…
Guo Fu Lou – Michelin Star Delights in Hong Kong
Guo Fu Lou aims to serve up exquisite Cantonese fare, that isn’t intricate or complex, but well cooked, ingredient-led classics. The…
Eleven Madison Park NYC – the World’s rated number 1
Reeling back to the memory of Eleven Madison Park, (November 2016), the experience didn’t just deliver dish after dish of compelling…
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