Ever heard of Deliverance? If you have lived in London for a period of time, chances are that you have. Either as a current customer, someone who’s received one of their brochures, or seen one of their iconic delivery motorbikes across London.

Inamo has the unique concept of interactive tables. Whether technology can replace a waiter altogether I am not so sure, however this fun, quirky and futuristic feature is certainly a talking point. I especially recommend this restaurant for those on a first date. If the dreaded “awkward silence” strikes, then you can always just talk about the table!

I’m a big fan of tamagoyaki, which is a Japanese sweet egg rolled omelette – such a simple ingredient, a chicken egg, turned into something delicate and full of flavour. It was delightful then to find what is arguably the best tamagoyaki in London at the Soho Japan restaurant, although it breaks my heart that it might never be on the menu again.

I love a good afternoon tea, and when a friend of mine invited me to go try the afternoon tea at the Espelette Restaurant in the 5-star The Connaught Hotel in the middle of Mayfair, I had to say yes.

The Leggera pizzas at Pizza Express have been a great success since they were introduced, and they’ve just been refreshed with new types! I’ve never had a Leggera pizza before, so I went to a blogger’s night they were holding to launch the new range.

Bincho Yakitori has been getting rave reviews for its namesake dish, yakitori: skewered, marinated, and grilled meat and veg on sticks. Typically a street food in Japan, Bincho Yakitori has combined it with a relaxed restaurant format to bring an interesting casual dining venue.

There’s nothing better than a Korean Samgyetang (ginseng chicken rice soup) for a miserable wet day, which was why I found myself desperately trying to find a Korean restaurant within proximity of Kingston, where I was out shopping at on Saturday.

I’ve recently been reminded of the saying “don’t judge a book by its cover” recently, on a trip to Gazette Brasserie in Balham.

The worst part of the meal at the 16” West Brasserie was a perfectly cooked Char-grilled rib-eye steak with béarnaise sauce, needless to say, the overall of quality of the food was exceptionally high.

Not heard of Balham? Its a sleepy neighbourhood in South London, the sibling to the more widely known Clapham. For years, Balham was always see as second rate to Clapham in terms of food & drink, but lately, some trendy and top class bars and restaurants have sprung up in Balham.