First, you spot the crowds on the sidewalk. Then you spot the xiao long bao cartoon character. This is Din Tai Fung. Last week, as part of a 9-day trip eating my way through Taiwan, I visited the original Taipei location of what can only be called a xiao long bao empire. The place is [...]
Archive for November, 2010
Din Tai Fung and Kao Chi, xiao long bao in Taipei, Taiwan
Posted in Taiwan, Travel, tagged BlogSherpa, Da'an district, din tai fung, kao chi, Sogo Fuxing, taipei, taiwan, xiao long bao, xiao long bao in taipei, Zhong Xiao Fuxing on November 22, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Tudor Road supper club, Victoria Park
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged ben greeno, BlogSherpa, bottle apostle, England, hackney, London, sous vide, supperclub, tudor road, underground restaurants in London on November 16, 2010 | 6 Comments »
I’ve been avoiding the London underground supperclub scene. A couple of years ago, Jon and I ate at our first underground restaurant, Hidden Kitchen, in Paris. As much as I enjoyed the food there, the dining room was full of anglophone expats and tourists, and when on holiday in Paris, that was the last group [...]
Sushi of Shiori, Euston
Posted in Everyday in London, London Eating, tagged Euston, Japanese restaurants in London, King's Cross, London restaurants, sushi in London, sushi of shiori, Takashi Takagi, Umu on November 8, 2010 | 9 Comments »
Jon, our friend J and I arrived at Sushi of Shiori last week with high expectations. London Eater, who eats a lot of sushi, loved it so much he visited three times over a two-month period; Hollow Legs, never one to hold back if she dislikes a place, raved about her £50 omakase (chef’s choice) [...]
Delhi Grill, Islington
Posted in Everyday in London, Islington, London Eating, tagged BlogSherpa, Delhi Grill, England, Indian in London, Indian restaurants in London, Islington, Islington restaurants, London on November 2, 2010 | 10 Comments »
Like most city dwellers, Jon and I receive a lot of unwanted takeaway menus dropped through our post slot. And like most people, we recycle the vast majority without a second glance. Unusually, though, back in August, I saved the Delhi Grill‘s takeaway menu from the recycling bin because of (1) its limited, focussed menu [...]



