Taberna Do Mercado – revisited
I’ve not been to Portugal yet to truly experience their culinary offering (a stag trip to the Algrave eating kebabs…
Paternoster Chop House Review
Paternoster Chop House has been around since 2004 and is one of many restaurants from the D&D conglomerate. It’s located in Paternoster…
Royal China Baker St – Review – Dim Sum Away From Chinatown
The Royal China Baker Street has been around since 2004 and is the flagship branch from the group of eight in…
Clipstone (Fitzrovia) Review – Portland’s little sister
If you have read my previous ramblings then you’d know that I’m a huge endorser of Portland Restaurant, so when…
Birthdays should always involve good restaurants.. Portland for lunch and Frenchie for dinner? Yes Please!
What do you do when you’re tasked with organising a day and night of restaurants for a friend’s birthday? You…
Molé Taco Bar – revisited
I was that enamoured by Molé Taco Bar during my July visit, it made me come back twice on my own steam…
My Old Place (Revisited) – Szechuan in the East End come and get it!
My Old Place has remained one of the most reliable spots for me over the years, delivering plate after plate…
Sushi Tetsu Review (Clerkenwell) – The Sushi Gods exist in London too
Sushi Tetsu is based in an unassuming nook in Clerkenwell, opened in June 2012 by Toru Takahashi. Single handedly he seems…
Dumplings Legend – Review (Chinatown)
Since I was a kid, Chinatown was the mecca for authentic Cantonese cuisine, it was notoriously good for your niche…
A Day Out With the Siblings
The aim of the day was to squeeze as much as I could from £300 with my 3 siblings in…
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