Hearty dishes on offer at Rosa's Seven Dials, Covent Garden
With the recent wintry weather, it was a perfect time for us to check out one of our favourite Thai restaurant's in London: Rosa's Thai Cafe at their Seven Dials branch
It's Chicken Vs Chicken at On the Dak, Covent Garden
One moment, I was remarking I haven't covered many chicken dishes, but like London buses, another cracking casual dining chicken restaurant comes along
Potent flavours collide at P.F Chang's Asian Table, Covent Garden
P.F Chang's for anyone who has visited the States is an extremely well-known brand for offering reliable Asian food
Celebrate the culinary delights of the Mediterranean and South America at Monmouth Kitchen in Covent Garden
The concept at Monmouth Kitchen is surprisingly unusual where Italian and contemporary Peruvian cuisine are equally celebrated instead of the fusion cuisine you might see at other hotel restaurants
Life is a cabaret at Circus, Covent Garden
Memory likes to play tricks to people's minds. You always think the past is better than the present.
Talli Joe: The standard-bearer for modern Indian cuisine
"Talli" means a happy state of intoxication or what you and I call "tipsy". It really shows how far Indian cuisine has evolved in London
There are only winners at the Heliot Steak House in Leicester Square
With the abundance of steakhouses in London, it can be a gamble whether you will get a premium cut or a braising steak. Perhaps the last place you would look for a surefire bet is at a casino, but the Heliot Steak House at the Hippodrome casino is a must visit for all steak lovers.
Wine, dine and recline your seats at the luxury film club at Brasserie Max
It's time to dispel the myth that everything has to be expensive at hotels. Yes, the mini-bar in your hotel room might be pricey, but there are always great value deals to be found.
Souk Medina: Bringing the magic of Marrakesh to Covent Garden
Having walked past the unassuming entrance of Souk Medina in Covent Garden many times, I've always thought it was an antique shop, which would not look out-of-place in the thriving markets of Marrakech.
Lotus: An Indian affair to remember
If there was an Oscar for how lavishly well restaurants looked after their guests, Lotus would most definitely be a nominee if not the actual winner. This is a fine dining institution where the staff effortlessly guide you through an epicurean feast of dishes you are unlikely to find anywhere else in London.
Salt'n'Pepper Pakistani Style
There is nothing we enjoy more than uncovering a new hidden gem; Salt and pepper may well have regular presence on the table tops of London's 8 million residents, but it is likely that Pakistani cuisine is a lot more rare.
