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Tag: Review
Oliver Maki – Soho
Ordinarily, the only time one would expect Mediterranean food to collide with Japanese food, would be when visiting a sushi … More
Tabun Kitchen – Soho
Ask any outgoing foodie to name their favourite Indian, American, Turkish, or Persian restaurants, and they’ll probably machine-gun you with … More
House of Ho – Fitzrovia
The bitter cold of the winter months is for me, somewhat bittersweet. On the one hand, it’s the season for … More
Friends Of Ours – Hoxton
As a die-hard coffee enthusiast, I hear it all the time. “You drink too much coffee” people will say, as … 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
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
Proper Burgers – Leyton
The smoke cleared. The empty pens dropped. The fire extinguishers were deployed upon the friction-induced fires that covered everyone’s papers, … More
Yolkin – Covent Garden
Rarely in human history, has any individual accurately predicted the consequences of their decisions. Indeed, when I decided to embark … More
Asta Luego’s – North Wembley
Having a favourite type of exam is a bit like having a favourite type of bowel disease. It doesn’t matter … More
Dishoom – Kings Cross / Shoreditch / Carnaby
Dishoom! For anyone who’s ever had the misfortune of sitting down to watch a Bollywood film, only to reach the … More
Mango Tree – Victoria
Mango trees. The climbing frames of my ancestors. Whilst my genetic instincts would have had me scaling the front of … More
The Gourmet Hut – Whitechapel
Post-morning-gym, pre-evening-paediatric-clinic. I had added a cover-page and 75 words to my dissertation and for some reason I thought I … More
Oxo Tower – Southbank
Amongst the charming backdrop of London’s Southbank riverfront, sits an old red brick power station, converted into a cold store … More
Steak and Co – Leicester Square
Many halal steaks carry with them a certain tragedy. In halal steakhouses across the country (especially those with an Asian … More
FatBurger – Camden
The inevitable FatBurger review. The American franchise has crossed the Atlantic and landed safely in the heart of Camden. Such … More
La Cucina – Brick Lane
Brick Lane has oddly become quite the attraction in London in recent years. It’s become a hotspot for hipsters and … More
Salt n’ Pepper – Leicester Square
Hidden away behind the tourist-trap of Leicester Square sits Salt n’ Pepper, a simple restaurant that serves both Pakistani and … More
Diyarbakir – Harringay
Green Lane, Harringay, is home to a number of Turkish establishments, all of which have rave reviews and form the … More
Feng Shang Princess – Regent’s Park
Many a time I have visited Regent’s Park to see friends, and the London Zoo to see family (in both … More
Top Vegetarian Restaurants
As a carnivore, my food philosophy revolves around one concept: the first component of any main dish, is an animal. … More
Meat and Shake – Tooting
NOTE: Since the publication of this review, Meat and Shake has relaunched as a Southern Smokehouse, and has implemented a … More
Saikei – North Greenwich
It can be extremely difficult to find a good halal Chinese restaurant. And that still applies because this restaurant doesn’t … More
Buddha Bar Knightsbridge
Buddha Bar. A bar with a Buddha. No expense was spared with marketing teams when naming this pan-asian restaurant and … More
