Spuntino
First Polpo, then Polpetto, and now he’s done it again. Russell Norman and his recipe for success have taken the London restaurant scene by storm. Douglas Blyde ventures forth into the latest venture, Spuntino in Soho.
Browsing: Eating Out
The Fish Place
Gabrielle embraces her water sign and bravely ventures into the depths of South London (well, Battersea) in search of fine seafood on the banks of the River Thames (well, in a restaurant).
Chill Winston, Vancouver
She’s back! This time in Vancouver, falling in love with Gastown, sampling Canadian cheese curds and fries, and feeling uber-hip in the most romantic lounge bar and restaurant in town; Chill Winston.
Hush
It has been some days since I dined at Hush Brasserie in Mayfair. Perhaps, as…
Bincho Yakitori
Things did not get off to a good start. I was late and in a…
Chor Bizarre
Prawn tak-a-tak; a dish with a name that you want to repeat over and over…
Babbo
Divas Tom Harrow and Jonesy get dolled up in the spirit of London Fashion Week and strut their stuff at Babbo in Mayfair, the newest and hottest Italian restaurant that nobody has ever heard of. Until now…
Josie Bones, Melbourne
Jackie falls in love. But this is no ordinary love. It’s a love that only a true gastronome can experience. A love that is deep-seated, all-encompassing and awe-inspiring. A love that comes in the form of a pastry cigar…
Pho Phung, Sydney
Globetrotting gastronome, Jackie Lee, has a soft spot for noodle soup. But not just any old noodle soup. Specifically, one that can be found 40 minutes outside of Sydney in what could be described as Australia’s Little Vietnam.
Dinner by Heston Blumenthal
Oh Heston. Oh sweet, sweet Heston. Dear Willy Wonka. Arch-Mage of the culinary Dark Arts.…
Snake King Diner, Hong Kong
The Western diet is remarkably bland when one takes into consideration the brief menu of taxonomical delights that we choose to eat. Jackie Lee, in her adventures through Hong Kong, explores a very different kind of bite…
Sun Ying Kee Cafe, Hong Kong
My grandmother’s diabetic friend Auntie wanted to treat us to afternoon tea in Hong Kong.…