Punchy, varied and characterful Thai food is a hill worth dying on. Continue reading
Author Archives: pickyglutton
I had a stroke in Nepal and this is what I ate while I recovered
These are the delicious (and not so delicious) meals that I hope you never have to taste. Continue reading
Akara review – a taste of West Africa in Borough Market
A West African jack of all trades and a master of fun Continue reading
L’il Nashville review – BBQ not worth making a song and dance about
Chiswick, that lawless wild west of London, finally has its own barbecue restaurant. Sort of. Continue reading
Sambal Shiok review – the laksa specialist with something for everyone
The Holloway Road Malaysian that’s more than just crowd pleasing Continue reading
Camille review – the French-ish restaurant in Borough Market that’s actually worth going to
Duck Soup goes French, sort of. Continue reading
Café François review – the French brasserie that’s not French enough
Crowd pleasing isn’t always a pleasure Continue reading
Fonda review – the Regent Street Mexican that’s a bit fuzzy
Upselling Mexican food is harder than it used to be Continue reading
Guacamoles review – blockbuster tacos at Peckham Rye market
If you know someone sceptical about Mexican food, then this place could be pivotally Damascene in winning them over. Continue reading
Burnt Smokehouse review – the barbecue restaurant in a Leyton railway arch
Apparently the future of restaurants is a lot like the past. Continue reading
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