It was 27 degrees today. And in what could be the most inappropriate choice of food ever, Su-Lin and I met up for lunch at Soho’s new Korean joint, Bibimbap. Who the hell eats a hot dolsot bibimbap on such a warm day? Oh wait, we do. Well, it turned out to be fun anyway. Read More →

Cold udon with fried tofu and spring onions ~ one of the many styles of udon at brand new haunt Koya, on Frith Street in Soho. Freshly made on the premises and utterly delicious. Just what the doctor ordered. Koya 49 Frith Street Soho, W1D 0207 434 4463

Awana. A-don’t-really-wana blog about Awana. Mainly because I don’t usually like blogging about negative experiences and well, last time I blogged about bad service, the place closed down! Granted, it wasn’t because of me that they closed down – it was because of the bad service, clearly! Anyway, in my don’t-want-to-blog-about-Awana-ness, I’ll summarise my experience Read More →

I have to admit, if there’s one thing I’m not snobby about, it’s pizza. My very most favourite and the one and only pizza that bedazzles my taste buds is still Domino’s BBQ Chicken & Bacon, and that’s the Australian Domino’s, because the London version just isn’t the same. Since we’ve been in London, Panu Read More →

Cassava fries at Canela Carnaby Street, because somehow eating fries that aren’t “potato” always seems so much healthier. Pão de queijo or Brazilian cheese bread, in plain or chorizo. I liked the plain version for its stupendously smooth texture, although bite sized chorizo bits do make my belly smile. Coxinha, a cone of mashed chicken Read More →