The tweatup team comprises of six bottomless appetites and it took fate (and twitter) to bring together this hungry pack, whose ultimate goal is to eat our way to economic growth. The pack is led by the enigmatic Tehbus and his second in command Mr FbM, a shadowy secret agent who splits his gastro assignments between America and London. The team’s uber-assasins are three women, namely supercharz, foodieguide and Cattylicious. And I’d like to think of myself as…the waterboy.
The latest conquest is Bodeans, and this is the paper movie*.
(*The events depicted are based on a true story.)
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Technorati Tags: bodeans, grill, picadilly circus, ribs, soho, tweatup
Posted in: American, London Restaurant Reviews
Soho could not be a merrier place. The colours of the rainbow adorn shop fronts and in this most celebrated of city underbellies – home to a myriad of eclectic restaurants – it is the default option to hang out with the cool kids, albeit being a little cliché. Randall & Aubin is such a place for them cool kids; There is an air of relaxed openness from the outset as if, like the rest of Soho, the party never stops. The thumping music so loud it is matched by the eye catching seafood counter. We might still be knee deep in a recession, but man do I need to indulge in abit of weekend gluttony.
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Technorati Tags: french, picadilly circus, randall & aubin, seafood, soho
Posted in: London Restaurant Reviews, Modern British
Trend is a funny thing. It is exhilarating riding the hype waves and it had driven me to try Yalla Yalla, especially after reading about it on World Foodie Guide and on Metro. It was a toss up between Tayyabs and this, for a five person feasting on a Saturday night and I chose to go with the new kid on the block.
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Technorati Tags: lebanese, picadilly circus, soho, Yalla Yalla
Posted in: London Restaurant Reviews, Mediterranean
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