Food Lovers' Heaven
Who says British food is rubbish?

Was out in Holborn last weekend with my lovely S.O. Feeling peckish and always up for Japanese food, we popped into Bento Box.
Decor, check. The walls were painted in cute bright cartoon characters.Very Japanese.
Ambiance, check. Authentic Japanese music playing.
Service, check. Both the manager and the staff were quite helpful.
Prices, check. Around £10 for two meals [...]

This food shop has recently moved to Regent street, but the new location hasn’t affected the price or quality of the food. Whenever I’m in Central London, I usually visit Fortnum and Mason’s, swing by Abercrombie, then pop into the Japan Centre for refreshment.
You can find all the classic to-go Japanese foods here. Bottled aloe [...]

S.O. and I stumbled upon this restaurant after seeing a show in the West End. I must say, I highly recommend Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and I highly recommend Melati as a post-show eatery.
The cuisine they specialise in comes from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. You’ll find lots of unusual dishes to sample, [...]

If you’re looking for a proper pancake, you don’t have to go all the way to the USA. Dudley’s Pancake House in Stroud Green, London will hit the spot nicely. I went on a Saturday morning for brunch with my lovely significant other.  We enjoyed the elegant restaraunt with its dark wooden furnishings and orange [...]

This little gem of a restaurant is quite good. It’s located in Camden town and if I’m in the area, I’ll usually go in for the lunch special, which costs £6.50 for a starter and main or for a main and a dessert. I highly recommend the Thali variety platter, which should give you a [...]

This is undoubtedly the best Japanese restaurant in London. The thing is, you’d probably miss it if you were walking around Golders Green. Insiders only, please. And book ahead.
Cafe Japan is located roughly opposite the station and is a surprisingly small establishment. When you walk in (with reservations, of course) you are greeted by high [...]

I dined with a friend at one of the few Swedish restaraunts in London, Fika.  Let me give you a comprehensive review.
As a starter, we went for the ‘Gravad lax med hovmästarsås,’ which is freshly carved dill cured salmon served with
dill mustard sauce on the side. We shared this starter as we weren’t too hungry, [...]

Throwing the right Christmas Party is essential. In our annual initmate gathering for ONLY the nearest and dearest, my girlfriend is responsible for food and I’m on cocktail duty.
I have three suggestions to give all the part time bartenders out there, all based on classic Christmas drinks: mulled wine, eggnog and champagne. These recipes are [...]

I’d like to talk about the benefits of making fresh juices at home with vegetables. Juicing is a process where at home, you can create your own healthy vegetable juices from fresh produce. Some common ingredients used in these juices ar: Carrots, Beets, Broccoli, Apples and Celery.
Juicing is the best way to deliver nutrients to [...]

I love a good cup of spicy Russian Tea when the weather gets cold. Russian tea is a wonderful mix of citrus and cloves and cinnamon. I don’t know that it’s always been powdered, but I do know that you can You mix the powder mixture with hot water and you’ve got a spicy lovelycuppa. [...]