Amongst the contemporary and fashionable part of town in Notting hill/Ladbroke grove lies a newcomer Lakwatsa of bubble/bobba tea on the scene. Lakwatsa opened its doors on the 25th of Novemeber. I was delighted to be invited to the opening preview. Bubble tea is becoming immensely popular in London. What is bubble tea? Bubble tea …
This year’s London restaurant festival, I again only visited two places this year, the OXO tower was a fun experience to dine. Oddly when I was booking for table during the weekday most of the slots were crossed off, when I arrived there was hardly anyone at the restaurant. Located on the south bank of …
Sometimes I get those sudden urges to just go to a restaurant to have desserts. I was going to be out all night, already fuelled with a can of red bull to keep me awake, it was a hot day, ice cream was calling for me. Roka was always a place I wanted to try, …
“Naga viper chilli” those 3 words will always come back to haunt me, I clearly didn’t know what I was letting myself into going to Red Dog Saloon. I have a group of friends that I meet up every month to enjoy a meal out. “The devastator burger” was one hot topic mentioned this particular …
This gastro pub, is a bit of secret to me, having grown up and living in docklands most of my life. I have never even heard of it, until it came up in food conversation with a fellow foodie friend. We were supposed to go together, however being 2 busy people it never happened. Last …
The 66th Cannes Film Festival kicks off tonight, and Electrolux, is an official partner of the event. Electrolux celebrate nearly 100 years of professional expertise by continuing their support of the Cannes Film Festival. Electrolux are the chosen supplier to almost 50% of the Michelin star restaurants in Europe and our partner chefs will bring … Continue reading »
A friend took me to the back streets of Bond Street; Maroush is a hidden gem in the city. To be honest I never tried dining in, to eat the other food from the menu. For under £5 you can get this baby as a takeout. Shawarma chicken is shavings of meat spit roasted served … Continue reading »
Disco Bistro is a 6 month pop up by Carl Clarke, promising to serve “upmarket British fare”. I was handed a discount voucher in the St pauls area. Disco Bistro took residency over at the Rising Sun. A pub I’m too familiar with for after work drinks and some cheeky pimms during lunch hours. One … Continue reading »
It was one of those evenings after an intense workout; I had to hurry down to the Japan centre at Westfield stratford. The distinctive smell of pancakes drifted to my direction and filled my nose, making me wonder to the direction of Dunkers & co stall, just like its Poffertjes dutch cousin. The small delicate … Continue reading »
Hurrying along to make my 8:40pm booking, the glittering Heron Tower stood before my eyes. The bright neon signs for “sushi samba” and colourful lights beaming from the tower lit up the whole street. Through the glass and metal doors the porter greeted us and directed us to the lifts. The lift only takes you … Continue reading »
It was a friend’s birthday I missed out on Tramshed for lunch, they said the chicken is seriously really nice from there. After a go-karting session we headed to central London to dine at Eat Tokyo. With about 15-20 of us on a Sunday evening we was scared we couldn’t get any seats. Somehow the … Continue reading »
Even before my food hunt days, Sketch was on my hit list. Ever since I saw my friend posted a pic of her in the weird egg shape cocoon cubicles I was intrigued in visiting the venue. It’s taken me 6 years to finally step into the doors of Sketch. In between Oxford circus and … Continue reading »
