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  • Talking about Italian Food
    Italian cooking is often associated with bold romanticism, saucy and self-indulgent food. Going to an Italian restaurant has (or at least should have) a certain sensuous element to it; an ideal setting is quiet, almost private, dimly lit, along with a good selection of wines and champagnes, faint tasteful music in the background, and the promise of a few unchaste sweets to round off the night.
  • Take Away Food in London
    You’ll find them absolutely everywhere across the capital. Takeaway eateries are commonplace in just about every High Street, Parade or Station approach in the outskirts of London. But I know what you’re thinking – they all sell the same greasy food, but under a different name (often a variant of the words ‘Charcoal’, ‘Grill’, ‘Kebab’ or ‘Fish Bar’).
  • Indian Restaurants
    Recently, I’ve become more and more aware of the array of Indian restaurants cropping up in my local area. The question is, are they as legendary, as great, as they claim to be, or are they simply serving the same dishes, but under a different name and management? As a keen ‘culinary correspondent’, I set out to visiting a plethora of Bengalese, Bangladeshi and Pakistani eating establishments in the Bromley and Croydon area.
  • American Restaurant in Hayes
    Dillingers American Diner is situated on Hayes Street in the charming village backdrop of Old Hayes, opposite The George. It has been a firm favourite with those nearby since 1970, gaining a fan base in excess of tens of thousands. Their novel idea was to provide customers with the quintessential American eating experience in a setting befitting the atmosphere and look of the traditional diner.
  • Talking about Chinese Food
    Chinese takeaways, Chinese buffets, upmarket Chinese restaurants…so many different variations, yet so many seem to provide the same dishes year in year out. With new businesses closing, and young anxious entrepreneurs trying to make it big, it’s hard to know where to look, where to eat, whom to believe! It doesn’t help that so many share similar names, such as the stock keywords “Beijing”, “Garden”, “Dragon”, “Wok”, and neither do the claims of being “The best Chinese food in town” or that they provide “the finest Chinese delicacies around”.
  • Finding your next digital camera
    These days digital camera is becoming an essential household electronic appliance. How do you judge the quality of a digital camera? This is not an easy question to answer given the wide range of digital cameras available in the market today.
  • What you want, for what you’ve got
    It’s the start of a new year at college. Panic sets in when the reading list pops through your letterbox. As a language student, this occasion would mark a new event in my diary – going into town, rummaging through all the foreign language bookstores, in the hope of retrieving all the necessary material required to pass the course!
  • Terrace – Fresh Wonderful Restaurant in Bromley
    One word comes to mind when talking about Terrace – fresh. This modest 30-seater is young, full of spirit and offers a great alternative to the usual onslaught of big-name dining franchises. Having opened only 3 months ago, it has quickly established itself in the bustling town centre of Bromley. If you’re looking for a relaxed, evening out experience, this should do just perfectly.
  • Identifying the good and the mediocre in the dining industry
    How do you compare restaurants and takeaways and what do you look at? There are 3 factors to compare restaurants and takeaways. There are many restaurants websites out there but only one that’s worth using. Merely displaying the name, address and contacts does not even scratch the skin of what the dining industry is about. A lot more information have to be provided to make the resource useful.
  • A New Restaurants Guide to London Dining
    Sick of useless, irrelevant restaurant listings that only tell you the address and telephone number at best? Fed up with hunting around the house for a takeaway menu, only to discover a huge pile of out-of-date menus? Search no more, as http://www.lacartes.com has the answer.

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