★★★★★| Romulo Cafe, London There are many undiscovered restaurant gems in London, but I’ve found one that will perhaps not be undiscovered for very much longer. Romulo Cafe, a restaurant that is a taste of the Philippines in the heart […]
★★★★ | BOWLS, Soho, London One of the tastiest, and fun, and coolest restaurants in Soho is not on the trendy streets of Old Compton Street or Dean Street, it’s on that walkway called St. Anne’s Court. Most people use […]
★★★★★ | Victory Mansion Dalston is a hive of Kabob shops, loud bars and clubs, and lots and lots of Turkish supermarkets. But a bit further north in Stoke Newington is a place that stands out on Stoke Newington High […]
★★★★| Sparrow, Lewisham In a no man’s land part of Lewisham, there’s a restaurant doing amazing and fabulous things with Sri Lankan food. It’s Sparrow. At the end of the road that is Lewisham High Street, behind the Lewisham Shopping […]
★★★★★| Thai Square, London Thai Square restaurant is an oasis in the heart of central London. Away from the hustle and bustle and crowds and pollution, stepping into Thai Square is akin to stepping into a whole different world, a […]
★★★★★ | Nirvana Kitchen, London The definition of Nirvana is to be in a transcendental state – and that’s pretty much what happens to you in a visit to a restaurant called Nirvana Kitchen. Located just minutes away from Marble […]
★★★★ | Tang, London There’s a hidden gem of a restaurant right next to the Central YMCA near Tottenham Court Road – it’s called Tang. And hidden is the key word. You could walk right passed it if you weren’t […]
★★★★ | Inamo A beautiful branch of the small restaurant chain Inamo has opened up in a huge beaux arts building right across from Mornington Crescent tube station – and it’s delicious, classy and wonderful. Inamo, which also has branches […]
★★★★ | Pho and Bun We know what a bun is but what exactly is Pho? Find out at the West End Vietnamese restaurant called Pho and Bun. Its menu is a feast, and a mystery, to the eye. Dishes […]
Bang on Old Compton Street lies The House of Ho (and according to a rather comical page on their menu; “We might be called Ho’s but we are, at least, classy ones”. Hos aside, the restaurant was busy for a […]
