Muga Ramen Bar & Restaurant Review, Soho | Delicious Pre-Theatre Menu
Finally, a ramen joint in London with plenty of seating. Thanks Muga. I grew up on ramen. It's the only time it's okay to eat spam (seriously,…
Bibimbap Soho Restaurant Review, Greek Street | Seafood Korean Style
'Fried or raw?' Raw? Why would I want my egg raw? Who am I? Rocky? How hot is this bowl? For those like me who…
The Melt Room Review, Soho | Gourmet Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Cheese on toast is probably my favourite comfort food. Easier to make than pizza whilst still satisfying that melted cheese fix. I should love the grilled…
Brgr.Co Review, Soho | The Juiciest Burger in London?
Onion rings. Do they have a place in a burger? I thought they were a great idea in the beginning. But having had a handful…
Whaam Bánh Mi Review | Punch-Packing Vietnamese Sandwiches
Good things come in threes they say. At Whaam Banh Mi, that's certainly the case. BBQ pork, Lemongrass chicken & Brisket. Yes, I do like meat.…
Señor Ceviche Review, Kingly Court | Peruvian Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
For a minute I forgot I was in London. The extremely catchy Peruvian music (I'm assuming it was traditional Peruvian music although I've never heard…
Review: Insanity Burger, Stax Diner | Soho’s Messiest Burger
I first became aware of Stax when I read a tweet about the Stax Challenge. 'That sounds fun!' I thought. But now I was seated reading the…
Cinnamon Soho Review | An Indian Spin on British Classics
'Wait. Did I ask for Roganjosh or Josh for crying out loud Tim!' I haven't tried a lot of Indian cuisine (no duh Sherlock), but…
Pizza Pilgrims Review, Dean Street | Neapolitan Sourdough Calzone
pil·grim·age (pĭl′grə-mĭj) n. 1. A journey to a sacred place or shrine. 2. A long journey or search, especially one of exalted purpose or moral…
Full English Breakfast Bunnychow Review, Soho
Full English breakfasts on plates are so yesterday. Bunnychow are serving a South African twist on this traditional British favourite. There isn't a lot open…