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Nestled in the heart of Soho is a newly opened spot serving up fresh and spicy Indian street food: Soho Wala. It forms part of the Courthouse Hotel and sits right on the end of Carnaby Street, just round the…
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Years ago when I was relatively new as a blogger in London I reviewed Chelsea's Rasoi, a fine dining Indian restaurant there and holder of a michelin star (http://www.foodgoblin.com/rasoi2/). I adored its refined food, deft spicing and somewhat luxurious interior. Ever…
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India is a country as diverse and varied as its spices. From the rich, buttery cuisine of the Punjab region, to the banana leaf plates and lentils of Tamil food, it’s as different as French is to German. I have…
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A thing most rare and precious to the Londoner is their hideaway. Somewhere to come and tuck oneself away from that bustling world, to eat, drink, enjoy entertainment or just simply, calmly sit. An escape suited to oneself….
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Pondicherry: a former French colony in India and a unique cultural, architectural amalgam of these two seemingly disparate motherlands. As well as being incredibly interesting and beautiful, the region also holds the plus of being that, most important of things,…
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Nestled in the extra-London suburb of Watford, I came across one evening a very different sort of place. Rodells, perched upon a sleepy residential street’s corner, is a restaurant-cum-bar with a few startling elements which, coming smugly from London –…
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