Shoryu: The King of Ramen extends into Covent Garden
Before the onslaught of Ramen bars in London, there was Shoryu, which first launched in 2012 from the team behind the Japan Centre
Begin the stampede now to Putney's latest independent brasserie, Jules
When I read that a new brasserie, Jules was opening in Putney which is independent and accessible, it was a cause for celebration at Townfish HQ
Divertimenti Cookery School in Knightsbridge - for intimate, hands-on lessons with industry leaders
Divertimenti is a name synonymous with excellence for those who enjoy cooking at home. They have been around since the sixties in Knightsbridge
Absolutely Starving in London Bridge - Serving locals and tourists alike for more than 30 years
When you have been around the block for more than 30 years, there must be something you are doing right. With Absolutely Starving, it starts with the name
A time for celebrations at London Shell Co, Paddington
Some venues are geared towards celebrations because they are a unique experience, they offer an exquisite environment. London Shell Co definitely falls into that category
The Poke phenomenon is showing no signs of abating with the launch of Honi Poke in Soho
Unless you've been living under a rock, you will not have missed the Hawaiian craze that has invaded London
The Pagination, Canary Wharf: Cosy nights await at this slick, modern bar
I might be stereotyping, but visits to Canary Wharf bars probably involve loud music, clambering over suited bankers to reach the bar and a neverending supply of red wine and tomahawk-sized steaks
The Crown Tavern: Traditional British pubs still the choice for imbibers at Clerkenwell
We hear nightmare stories for pub owners that 27 close a week in the UK, but thankfully when they are run well and supported by the local community, they are an absolute joy for the neighbourhood
Location is key for Salaam Namaste in Bloomsbury
We've all been there, at a location in Central London where you think despite the prime location, it does feel like being in the middle of nowhere
Take a journey along the Silk Road with Samarkand in Fitzrovia
When you think you have tried every cuisine possible in London, up pops an Uzbek restaurant in the form of Samarkand
Fire your imagination with unlimited offerings at PizzaStorm, Wandsworth
There are a plethora of pizza options on the market, does London have room for a new addition? Judging from our recent visit to PizzaStorm at Wandsworth, the answer is most definitely yes
Six Storeys on Soho: Refined elegance from the first floor to the loft
Six Storeys is such a fantastic concept, you wonder why other venues haven't formulated similar ideas
St Luke's kitchen at Library: A genuine hidden gem in the heart of theatreland
Library is a discreet private member's club conveniently situated opposite London Coliseum in Covent Garden
Ma'Plucker: 3-way chicken that impresses the West End crowds
Chicken is a notoriously tricky dish to please diners and probably even less so hardened restaurant reviewers
Thai Silk in Waterloo: All the Thai classics you want and more
If you haven't discovered the hidden gem behind Waterloo station that is Isabella Street, you should get out your google map right away
The Holy Birds in Spitalfields: A poultry restaurant fit for the President of the United States
You might suspect if President Trump was visiting London, his first port of call might be The Holy Birds instead of Buckingham Palace