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NIZUNI: Modern Japanese & Karaoke, review

There are many occasions when I have had a sushi craving, where I have to ask myself, where shall I go? I consider Kula Kula, scattered across central London but I don’t fancy the casual conveyor belt, I then mourn the loss of TOKYO, my favourite sushi spot on...

OBIKA: Luxury Mozzarella

Obika is first and foremost a Mozzarella Bar. A modern day restaurant concept, revolving around the remarkably fresh and wholesome goodness, of that almighty white ball. Last night at the newest addition to this restaurant family on Charlotte Street, we got a ...

FANCIFUL FARE: The Jugged Hare

It’s officially autumn; I, for one, am not adverse to this. I’m a winter baby through and through, which meant a seasonal dinner at The Jugged Hare was always going to be a joy.

K10: Delectable Dining

K10 is a conveyor belt Japanese restaurant that serves the best sushi in town. I was blown away by the taste, presentation and atmosphere of their Appold Street branch.

GOING DEEP DEEP SOUTH: Joe’s Southern Kitchen & Bar

Joe's Southern Kitchen serves that classic soul-soothing comfort food that the Deep South is renowned for and which we just can't get enough of at the moment. The uprising of this cuisine ties in to a deeper fascination with this part of the world, from th...

SANDERSON GREEN: A Posh Take on Americana

Hot Dogs, Burgers, Shakes and Fries……Reading the compact menu at The Sanderson Hotel’s new pop up restaurant, Sanderson Green, one could easily be mistaken for thinking this was simple, Americana inspired cuisine. However, upon quizzing the ever friendly wa...

JAMAICA JAMAICA: Go Tropical At The Jam Tree

It's very rare Britain has the heat to match a tropical disposition... And The Jam Tree couldn't of picked a better period to celebrate one of the most diverse and exciting cuisines of the Caribbean. To commemorate Jamaica's independence (6 August) The Jam...

SHAKE SHACK: The meatier side of Americana in London, review

In the past few months London has become a haven for burgers; if it’s not your local boozer trading a meaty pie for a patty, then it’s the invasion of giant American burger houses in our smoky capital. I recently visited the newest arrival in the West End, ...

CAROM SOHO: Botanical Gin Garden Pop Up

Carom’s Botanical Gin Garden is a secret indoor pop-up garden, running until 31st October! Inspired by the botanicals of Tanqueray gin distillation. Budding botonists enter a summer conversion of immense green foliage from all angles, white antique benches ado...