‘Cabin crew, please take your seats for landing’. The familiar words from the softly spoken pilot woke me up on my early flight to Marrakech. I lifted my blindfold off my eyes and looked out of the window. All I could see was a vast expanse of desert and sandy coloured towns dotted below the [...]
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Four Seasons, Marrakech
Posted in Reviews, Cuisine, Moroccan, Travel, Airlines, Marrakech, tagged Travel, Marrakech, four seasons, solano, british airways on May 20, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Cinnamon Kitchen
Posted in £ x 3, Cuisine, Indian, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged cinnamon club, Cinnamon kitchen, curry London, east london restaurant, restaurant review, vivek singh on April 5, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday someone asked me if I only had the choice being able to eat one cuisine for the rest of my life, what it would be. I retorted saying that the question was completely unfair and unanswerable, despite managing to whittle it down to two. The two? Indian and Italian. You see, I have been [...]
Extra Special cooking at Leiths
Posted in British, Cookery schools, Cuisine, Products, Reviews, tagged asda and leiths, Asda extra special, cookery school, leiths school of food and wine on April 1, 2012 | 2 Comments »
If you were to ask me what I would like to achieve in life, one of my answers would most probably be completing a diploma at Leiths. Ever since acquiring the Baking Bible a few years ago, I have been obsessed with the idea of training at the famous cookery school. I’m sorry to disappoint [...]
Chipotle, Baker Street
Posted in £ x 1, Cuisine, London restaurants, Mexican, Reviews, tagged burrito, chipotle, london mexican, mexican restaurant baker street, tomatillo on March 27, 2012 | 2 Comments »
On my way home a couple of weeks ago, I popped off the tube at Baker Street and went for a quick bite at Chipotle. It was early evening and I had deliberately saved some space during the day as I have experienced extreme fullness one too many times after eating huge burritos. And let’s [...]
EAT THE OLYMPICS review – Comptoir Libanais
Posted in £ x 2, Cuisine, Eat the Olympics, Lebanese, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged Comptoir Lebanais, eat the olympics, Lebanese restaurant London, South Kensington restaurant on March 20, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Comptoir Libanais review – originally posted on Eat the Olympics on 15th March 2012 Comptoir Libanais (Lebanon) When we arrived at Comptoir Libanais last Thursday, we were surprised to find the restaurant packed to the rafters at 6.30pm. Even from a distance outside, the first thing we noticed was the colourful paraphernalia dispersed around the [...]
Eat the Olympics – Madsen, South Kensington
Posted in Cuisine, Eat the Olympics, Reviews, Scandinavian, tagged Madsen restaurant, review, scandinavian restaurant london, south kensington, sweden on March 8, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Reviewed on 7th March for my other project Eat the Olympics. We seem to be heading to South Kensington a lot recently. Is this slowly becoming one of London’s hottest foodie destinations? Last night was the turn of traditional Scandinavian restaurant Madsen and we were visiting to tick the Swedish entry off our list. As [...]
Pho, Wardour Street
Posted in £ x 2, Cuisine, London restaurants, Reviews, Vietnamese, tagged cheap eats london, Pho Wardour Street, Vietnamese resataurant London, Vietnamese rice wine, WIN flights to Vietnam on February 20, 2012 | 7 Comments »
My first experience of Vietnamese cuisine was a couple of years ago in Melbourne. We were taken to dinner by a couple of DJs that my boyfriend knew who were incredibly excited about taking us to their favourite restaurant in the city. Everything was looking good when we arrived – it was bustling with the [...]
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