An American in London
Restaurants, bars and cafes in London and around the world.
My really good friend Emily (check out her blog, Curious London, it’s awesome) wrote a blog post about all the restaurants she has been to recently where she hasn’t photographed her food for the sole purpose of blogging about it and it inspired me to do a post of my own! I have been out
A few weeks ago, my lovely friend Emma invited me along to a special event at the Korean Embassy with Ji Young Kim, head chef of Balwoo-Gongyang, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Korea that serves Korean Temple Food. There are so many types of foods from all over the world in London, which is part of
Every year, it seems as though the number of restaurants putting on a huge Thanksgiving spread grows more and more. There are so many American expats living in the UK now and it’s great to see lots of restaurants and bars rising to the occasion. Whether you’re an American living in London, an American visiting
El Pastor is a taqueria and their speciality is serving tacos with tortillas made from scratch, in-house, every single day alongside fresh salsas, Mexican beers, mezcal and more.
One of my favourite areas to explore in London is the beautiful London Bridge, home to the historic Borough Market, The Shard, aka the tallest building in the UK, Shakespeare’s Globe, the Tate Modern, the HMS Belfast and Tower Bridge. If you’re visiting, I’d highly recommend checking out some fantastic hotels around the London Bridge area
London has one of the best dining scenes in the world. There’s always new restaurants opening and the best way to test drive them is by booking in for the soft launch ahead of the official opening day. Soft launch offers usually take place over the course of a week and include 50% off the
Middle Eastern food is my all time favourite and if you’re a fan too, then you are going to fall in love with Delicatessen in Hampstead, a phenomenal restaurant on Rosslyn Hill that serves up the most mind blowing dishes inspired by rich, middle eastern culinary culture. The food will feed your soul and you’ll
If you’re a big foodie, then you know that you can’t go to Singapore and not visit Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle, the world’s cheapest Michelin Star meal you can have! This little street food stall at a Hawker Centre in Chinatown is owned and run by Chan Hon Meng and in
I love weekends where I get to catch up with old friends. Life moves so quickly in London and everyone lives such busy lives, that even though you live down the street from a friend, you could go months without seeing them. I truly cherish the times I do get to spend some quality time
