No-Churn Espresso Ice Cream Recipe

The silent pause. The look of horror. The words of disbelief. “Not even water?”. Nope. Not even water. It’s a … More

Beef Pho Recipe

The long fasts of Ramadan can do many strange things to a food-loving Muslim. Come iftar time, some lose all … More

Double Nut White Chocolate & Raspberry Dates Recipe

Dates. They’re as synonymous with Ramadan as relentless hunger, soul-soothing humility, and uncles who share their iftar with you by burping … More

The 2Four4 Lounge – Poplar

During my 23 years as a diligent student – (education starts at birth if you’re brown), I have made my … More

Breakfast with Halalnivore

A couple of weeks ago, I made a startling realisation. In the midst of my early morning gym excursions and … More

Chriskitch – Hoxton *CLOSED*

*CLOSED* Chriskitch Hoxton has now permanently closed.  R.I.P For all the dirt, noise, and body odour that London throws at … More

Tarshish – Wood Green

Over the last few months, I have developed a bit of an aversion towards Turkish restaurants. So much so, that … More

Talli Joe – Covent Garden 

Have you ever felt like scrapping everything you’ve worked for and going away to live in a cave? As a … More

Red Iron 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

London’s Best Coffee Shops for Studying & Working

For sleep-deprived students, frazzled freelancers, and burnt-out professionals across the capital, the thought of visiting a public library can be … More

Maximini – Paddington

When it comes to fashion, all I really understand is formal attire. For me, suits, shirts and ties are the … More

Mem and Laz Brasserie – Islington

When I compare Steak’s university life to my own, I can’t help but feel a little bit envious. Whilst I … More

Tang Noodle Bar – Fitzrovia 

Have you ever been so hungry that you’ve lost all sense of orientation? As someone whose sense of direction isn’t great … More

Kuala Lumpur Special: Bijan Bar and Restaurant

Whether you’re drinking a cup of coffee, enjoying a candle-lit dinner, or walking through an unfamiliar city at night, tradition … More

Flesh & Buns – Covent Garden 

The problem with being a militaristically-organised individual is that other people rarely adhere to your structured way of life. On … 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

The Attendant – Shoreditch

Ask two Muslim meat-eaters and a vegan to choose a mutually suitable restaurant, and they’ll probably pass away from the … 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

Shakshuka Recipe

Mention the word “breakfast” or “brunch”, and most people in Britain would think of a hearty Full-English. Those with an … More

DUM Biryani House – Soho

Ask someone of South-Asian origin what “biryani” means to them, and they will tell you that it is so much more … 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