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Read MoreParadise Garage – heaven by way of Bethnal Green
The team behind The Dairy in Clapham and its sister restaurant The Manor doesn’t really need an introduction – certainly not by me, as I can’t really claim to be much of a regular there. I have admired the establishments from afar, and only once squeezed a business lunch at The Dairy, which I really liked but went undocumented (i.e. non- Instagrammed or tweeted) as I didn’t want to...
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Read MoreUNI-quely Peruvian
Fusion Having spent half of my life in Asia and the other half in England, I’ve never been a fan of Fusion cuisine. This is possibly because the term ‘fusion’ had pejorative connotations to it. In the 90s, it was highjacked and bastardised to disguise the type of ‘concept’ food that lacks flavour, identity and above all don’t feel like they belong together. Think...
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Read MoreThe Adam and Eve, E9 – Cornwall Project in the house
If you follow me on Instagram and Twitter (as you should, as I rarely get to post anything on the blog these days), you’ll know already about my love for The Adam and Eve. But even then, I thought it worth it to spend a few lines to share with my regular and casual readers a “hidden gem” in the truest sense – I find the term is quite often liberally used in the food press, as in,...
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Read MorePachamama London – love at first bite, rather than sight
A lot of new food delivery services seem to have sprouted around London recently – my twitter timeline is full of alluring offers from startups claiming to be able to deliver in under an hour from proper (means=expensive) restaurants, for a hefty fee, like any other concierge- style service. Now, why am I talking about this in a post about a new restaurant? Well, because those offers came back to my mind...
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Read MoreA year in food: my 2014 “best of” (and 2015 wishlist)
Is it a bit of cliche to do a round up post for the year? Anyway, I enjoyed writing this one as it gave me a chance to talk about some places I never got to write about before on here – although you might have seen them ad nauseam on my Twitter and Instagram. How ironic! Sometimes the places I enjoyed the most didn’t make it to the blog due to lack of time, chasing the ype and life generally...
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Read MoreHouse of Ho – Vietnamese Brunch & Free Flow Drinks
When something is marketed as a “Rock’n’Roll Brunch”, it’d better be really, really R&R to escape my cynical marketing person BS radar. Soho House of Ho, brainchild of “celebrity chef” (sorry, another term that sounds alarm bells in my brain) Bobby Chin, promises this and more for its weekend brunch. And boy, it takes a lot – ok, it takes the prospect of...
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Read MoreFive good things I ate at the Chocolate Show
I am not a big sweet tooth and would happily eat savoury over sweet most times, but hey who does not lot a bit of choc from time to time? And whilst I can’t define myself a chocolate expert, for sure I am a bit of a chocolate snob. It’s only dark chocolate for me, and preferably artisanal – sorry but Milky Way bars, Nutella and the likes don’t even come under the...
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Read MoreEelbrook, Fulham – Restaurant Review
Today I am proud to host a guest post from friend, partner in (foodie) crime and blogger extraordinaire F. of The Daily Out. She was so brave to accept what was pretty much a blind date on my behalf with a restaurant out of our usual East/Central London beat. Of course, I had thoroughly checked the credentials of the date- ok, the restaurant- before pitching it to a friend – and as it looked a very...
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