BEST RESTAURANTS (REVIEW)

Showing you my excitement and joy for eating
great dishes in fascinating whereabouts from open public
barbeques to niche restaurants. Enjoy.

Chai Ki, Canary Wharf London

The Asian food is equally as good as the unusual cocktails like the Lychee

rose and the Kovalam Beach. The sharing dishes will ignite your taste buds 

and please your stomach more than you will believe. 

The unimposing modern decor creates an settling atmosphere within an urban 

setting.

London, Kensington, Babylon restaurant roof garden

Flamingos; stylish garden and view.

Reasonable prices - Set menus for a two and three course lunch.

An average meal and refreshment cost £80 for 2 people (as at October 2012).

Lunch menu is simple but the sea food is tasty.

Dress code is smart casual, no trainers and no themed clothes.

Cloak room available.

 Overall an enchanting restaurant, despite the disengaged wooden receptionist.

 Best to check 48 hours in advance to confirm access to the gardens 



 

South London, Croydon, Anna's Thai Restaurant

Lovely authentic looking Thai restaurant and not one that's heavily

themed in tacky cliched Thai deco. A well stocked bar offering

popular cocktails. You can go on a mouth watering journey of

eating seafood platters and delicious rice dishes. 

Attentive customer care adds to the their extra touches such as

hand created ornaments made out of various vegetables.



Dubai, Atlantis, The Palm, Plato 

Tempted by the beautiful decor but mostly by the scent of

divine food....I was served tasty vegetable spring rolls

with sweet chili sauce and creamy dressing.

Later, tasted their gourmet burger which was very nice.

Loved the different flavours of fresh juice not just the

obvious flavours, I was served cool fresh pomegranate juice.

What a lunch time treat!

Paris, St Micheals, France

I went to a restaurant in Paris, where I tasted the delicious

barbecued prawns accompanied with sauces and potatoes.

Live music band creating just the right ambiance to woo

Inamo, Soho and Piccadilly, London.

Dinning with a difference.

An innovative oriental restaurant up town in the west end of London.

The most interactive restaurant - you can view chefs cooking

your meal. Get a taste of what I experienced in the vid above.

Thai Pavilion. Thai to die for...

Next on my list of favs is the Thai restaurant in East Dulwich,

where you have a choice to sit at a table or in proper Thai

style...on the floor with comfy cushions surrounded by

candles and a brilliant customer service.

Mo Mo, West End, London. Mo delicious food !

Mo Mo...is a great London restaurant which I stumbled across.

I fell in love with the Moroccan lamb dish, deco and

atmosphere, more so than the bill but it is still amongst my

top restaurants.

Warning, chairs and tables are low almost

like infant furniture but fun and in keeping with the theme.

Battersea Bar, York road, London

South West London's lovely authentic Jamaican

pub food very rare to put those words together in a sentence.

Try their fried Sea Bass fish on a bed of vegetables.

Generous portions for your money - bargain!