‘Uncle’ no more, this is barbecue you can (usually) eat with chopsticks. Continue reading
Category Archives: ★★★★★
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
Josephine Bouchon review: the French menu that tastes even better than it reads
Hearty French food that’s worth going back for Continue reading
Rincon Costeno review – an offally good taste of Ecuador in Elephant and Castle
Broaden your horizons by eating someone else’s comfort food. Continue reading
Namek Mandi review: private dining Pashtun-style means scoffing a whole lamb
Rather than hog a whole hogget to yourself, bring some mates and tupperware with you to Tooting. Continue reading
The best and worst takeaway pizza near London Bridge
When 133 pizzas from 60 Southwark pizzerias hits your gut, that’s amore. Continue reading
Darby’s review – steak and seafood in the shadow of the new American embassy
Nine Elms doesn’t have to mean zero taste Continue reading
Bao Noodle Shop review – the best noodle soup you’ve never heard of
That difficult fifth album restaurant is nonetheless a hit Disclosure: on one of my visits, a single dish was offered for free. This offer was not solicited and was accepted out of politeness. Like albums and movies, restaurant sequels are tricky to pull off without flopping like an orca ejected from a plane. A successful … Continue reading
The best and worst American barbecue in London for delivery and takeaway
Update 19/4/2021 – added reviews of The Big Smoke (Bromley), Crossroads and Pappy’s Summer and barbecue go together like Bank Holidays and rain. One naturally follows the other, but even better is a summer filled with American-style barbecue, a world away from a typical suburban garden grill topped with bangers and burgers. The low ‘n’ … Continue reading
Sarap review – the buzz and vigour of Filipino food arrives in Brixton
This six-month residency needs to become permanent We all have friends that say the stupidest, most regrettable things. Jaw-dropping comments that almost make you regret befriending them in the first place. In the case of one of my dining companions, his self-professed dislike for pork and ‘samey Asian food’ is a black mark against an … Continue reading
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