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miss monypenny: Japoneses en Londres que no te puedes perder: Roka, Zuma, Koya, Yashin y Nobu

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Domingo, 24 de marzo de 2013. Japoneses en Londres que no te puedes perder: Roka, Zuma, Koya, Yashin y Nobu. Como toda Europa, Londres está inundado de japoneses de todo tipo: para turistas, para iniciados, mediocres, malos y la mayoría malísimos. Los mejores restaurantes japoneses de Londres son apenas 5 o 6 y algunos se mantienen ya más de una década. Alguno, como Aqua Kyoto. Pero, de lo que aquí hablamos siempre es del Londres de los no turistas (sean foodies o no). Del Londres real, del que debei...

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Just one thing | Rachel Chew

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Hello I'm a graphic designer by day and a photographer in between. I move pixels and grain and collect prints, enamelware, crumbs, confetti and lint. August 15, 2012. And I love a simple restaurant that does one thing well. A Japanese udon restaurant that makes their own udon (by foot). Udon was my first introduction to Japanese noodles, but I’ve been a soba girl as I found most udon cooked uninterestingly and is often too starchy to my liking. Koya made a good shift in me. The pizzas here remind me of a...

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no Kitchen Orphan

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An effortlessly luxurious getaway. I have a discussion going on with my friend Daniel on what luxury should be today, particularly in the area of hospitality. Living in London one immediately looks at 5 star properties, to eventually find out that amongst all the opulence of the marbles, fabrics and chandeliers, it's on the details that most properties are losing the message. Speaking of gardens, we are talking serious stuff over there. Not only does the Hotel feature a massive garden where to walk, ...

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no Kitchen Orphan

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A foodie tube map. Http:/ cheesenbiscuits.blogspot.co.uk/. Published by No Kitchen Orphan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Riding House Cafe. Amerigo dal 1934, Bologna. Bovio, La Morra. La Piola, Alba. Le Bistro d'Antoine, Nice. Locanda del Colonnello, Modica. The Pig Hotel, New Forest, UK. Timeless, La Morra, Italy. Amerigo, Savigno, Italy. Hotel Gutkowski, Siracusa, Sicily. Casa Talia, Modica, Sicily. FT Food and Drink. T Magazine - Food. Telegraph Food and Drink.

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Out Of The Frying Pan: July 2014

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Out Of The Frying Pan. An alternative take on London eating. Monday, 21 July 2014. Patara: Soho, Thursday May 9th, 2013. Next up were some kong neum ruam. Main courses featured an interesting beef cooked in an 'aromatic coconut reduction' (left). The beef was nicely slow-cooked, falling apart with minimal fuss. The sauce was a little too heady for me, too strong with coconut but the spicing was excellent. A dish which really surprised me and I finished almost all of it. Another dish which was a bit much ...

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Charlie, Distracted: May 2015

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Friday, 29 May 2015. There I was, pelting through the streets of Soho, running late for a dinner date with Etta. When I saw a window with the word 'Gü' on it. Obviously, I was intrigued and then without realising, I was in there, continuing to be late for dinner. The staff inside explained that they were open for a few more hours so I ran off to Koya. More on this soon! And then returned, foodie blogger buddies in tow. The pop-up was to celebrate the launch of Gü's puddings. Never miss another blog post!

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mattaboutfood: July 2010

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Saturday, July 31, 2010. This is the one I made during practical. had a bit of difficulty with the butter cream since it was hot that day - was getting soft too quickly while working on it, but still managed to produce a decent finish with the help of the fridge and some quick hands. Hm I have tried Masison Blanc's opera cake, bought from Waitrose. It was not bad I have to say - the taste is there, not too heavy and it looks alright. Opera by Maison Blanc. Posted by Matthew Leung. Friday, July 23, 2010.