Duck & Waffle – Liverpool Street

Since entering the world of food-blogging, I have become increasingly critical and shrewd. Indeed, my restaurant history has since been … More

Street Eats by Halal Gems

FOOD FESTIVALS. Arguably, they are the best thing about summer time in London, since, well, the weather is almost always … More

Moor & Hitch – Queensway

“I don’t want a burger”. The first time these words left my mouth, I was rather taken aback. Am I … More

Famous Flames – Camden

Suggest to me the notion of visiting a fried chicken shop, and I’d probably give you a disgusted scowl. PFC? … More

Red Iron: Contemporary Steakhouse Preview

When you’re invited along to sample a new menu, you never quite know what to expect. Will it be an … More

Bo Drake – Soho

When you want to eat both chicken wings and sushi, there really are only a few places that you can … More

Loaded Burgers – Ilford

When Loaded Burgers opened their doors in 2014, few people would have anticipated the great burger revolution that they would … More

HS&Co – Stratford

Perhaps it’s the onset of premature senility, (or the insignificance of the ages between 21 and 25), but when this … More

Fire & Smoke Supperclub

If there’s one thing that captivates my respect, it’s a person who is completely immersed in a particular passion or pastime. Principally because … More

Brioche Burger – Walthamstow

“Green street”. A Punjabi noun that can be roughly translated into English as “The dark netherworld of complete and utter … More

Carne Cabana – Bethnal Green

For many meat-lovers, the thought of sitting in one place whilst a waiter brings forth an endless supply of chicken, … More

Band of Burgers – Brick Lane / Camden Town

Of all the burger bars I’ve visited over the years, my first trip to Band of Burgers (B.O.B) is probably the most … More

Meathouse London – Kings Cross

If food-bloggers were animals, I reckon that many of us would be elephants. Not because we’re the same size as … More

Dominique Ansel Bakery – Victoria

When you have a bad day at the office, it’s fairly reasonable to want to get as far away from … More

Dubai Special: SALT

For many food bloggers, there comes a point when food ceases to be a basic necessity or a deeply-rooted passion, and starts … More

Boondocks Brunch – Old Street

Choosing between a sweet or savoury brunch is quite possibly one of life’s most difficult decisions. As our better sense … More

Burgista Bros – Shepherd’s Bush / Baker Street

As much as I like to think of myself as a big-headed-know-it-all, I have to be honest and say that … More

Boondocks – Old Street

Ask any reasonable group of individuals what they regard to be London’s best halal burger, and more likely than not, … More

Dubai Special: Slider Station / Cocoa Room

Dubai! With its towering skyscrapers, mammoth malls and outrageous attractions, it’s a city that is synonymous with luxury, extravagance, and … More

The London Halal Food Festival 2016

Note: The first part of this article is an introductory piece. See “The Aftermath” section to read our thoughts on … More

Greedy Cow – Mile End

If, like myself, you’re not reduced to a headless chicken at the thought of Nando’s or Rooster’s, and you abhor … More

Toronto Special: Crave Grill House

With a mismatched, non-linear timeline and an unhealthy dose of quips and carnage, one must ask whether I unwittingly took … More

Ma Plucker – Soho

If you’ve been scratching around Instagram recently, you have no doubt, by now, come across Ma’ Plucker. Fittingly cooped up … More

American Pancake Recipe

As well as being a well-dressed coffee-connoisseur, (amongst other things), Uncle Cruise has a knack for producing the fattest and … More

Christopher’s – Covent Garden

A few steps away from the iconic Lyceum theatre, lies an ornate, yet relatively inconspicuous Grade-II listed building, which, over … More