The yoghurt-marinated fillings typically make the rolls not too spicy. If you're the kind who don't like your food spicy, pair it with a mango lassi (which is a thicker, smoother lassi than usual).
Excellent service and friendly staff at this boutique hotel. The rooms size is on par for central London hotels (it's small), but the design is chic and cosy. Love the Nespresso machines in room!
Portion sizes for the starters is really small, so beware of that (although they're delicious). Good range of sake available if you're into that kind of thing - ask the staff for pairings with food.
Modern mid-scale hotel with nice friendly staff. Love the bright colours in the rooms which add a warm touch.
The sandwiches can be a bit oily, is what I found. Lovely atmosphere even though it can get crowded.
Sound mix within the screening rooms is excellent for a room that size. Seats aren't that comfortable but that adds to the charm of an independent theatre somwhat.
Shout (okay, maybe not) "kaedama" and they'll bring over another round of ramen; make sure you have enough of the soup left to add the ramen to!
Scenic and lovely hotel, with friendly and laidback staff. Rooms can be hit-or-miss (the age of the hotel sometimes shows through) but overall are spacious and comfy. Free wifi, but keeps logging out.
The mains can be quite heavy! (And delicious.) I'm usually a three-course meal person but I was very thrown by how full I was on just a main and sides. Interesting combination of flavours, I like it!
I liked this Mexican place for the New York-style tortas - a brioche bun which somewhat resembles a burger/sandwich, but with the same delicious pork/beef that's served with the tacos.
A one-of-a-kind place in London because it serves "Indian Chinese" cuisine, which is quite significantly different from traditional Chinese for its bolder uses of spices. Very authentic.
Tucked away around the back of Angel Tube station, Brewhouse is a microbrewery / gastropub with much charm, great selection of beers, and good food. Great choice in the Angel area for groups.
The breakfast is actually quite nice. Mushrooms the size of your hands (if you have small hands)!
A rare find among London restaurants for South Indian and Gujarati food. Perfectly recreates the environment of an Indian canteen!
