Sarap Bistro review – going whole hog, Filipino-style
Pigging out with the Filipino restaurant that moved from Brixton to Mayfair
Pigging out with the Filipino restaurant that moved from Brixton to Mayfair
When 133 pizzas from 60 Southwark pizzerias hits your gut, that’s amore.
Previously a small takeaway, this restaurant has not only moved into larger premises around the corner, but has also upped its game.
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