So today, we’re heading into Covent Garden for a stunning Indian lunch at Colonel Saab. This fabulous restaurant is the brainchild of Roop Partap Choudhray and is inspired by his childhood journey spent moving across India with his parents, Colonel Manbeer and Mrs Binny Choudhray (Colonel Saab and Memsaab). It’s even named for his Dad. […]
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Indian Restaurants in London: the Fabulous Copper Chimney
Today we’re going west to sample some Indian delights at Copper Chimney in London’s Westfield. Westfield is a mega shopping centre which is beautifully designed with restaurants laid out around the edge offering myriad international cuisines. And as luck would have it there’s a handy bus that goes pretty much from my house to just […]
Fabulous Indian sharing menu at Cinnamon Bazaar
So we’re nearly halfway through Lockdown 2 in London. It seems very different this time around. It’s autumn so the days are much shorter (and colder and rainier) and the rules aren’t as strict as summertime Lockdown 1. This seems to mean a lot of people aren’t even adhering to these rules, it’s almost like […]
Fabulous Indian Fare at Hankies Marble Arch
It’s so lovely to be back exploring the streets of London. It’s still so much quieter which I am enjoying. And what’s going to happen in the future is still all very uncertain. So I’m seizing the day and making the most of the diversity of food on offer in the capital. Today we headed […]
Fabulous Thali for a delightful Indian feast
Eating Covent Garden is back…and we’re eating incredible food in Cape Town. About time, I’ve been very quiet in blogland recently but don’t worry, there’s plenty of delicious food and exciting travel to come. So watch this space. But first come with me to buzzing Kloof Street and the wonderful food of Thali, which is […]
Delightful Indian street food at Soho Wala
Today we’re heading into Soho on a crisp and chilly autumn day. I love this time of year – an excuse to get out all your winter gear you haven’t worn since last time and start to embrace the run up to Christmas – something London does spectacularly. Oh and it’s also an excuse to […]