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.

Its been some time since the Occupy London protesters have been at St Paul’s Cathedral, but what have they really achieved? And what about the damage they have wrought, directly and indirectly? Is it time for them to head home and concede this round?

Regent Street will be traffic-free for a display of over 300 iconic cars representing pioneering motoring achievements across the 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries.

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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.

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.

Kentish Canteen has been on my radar for quite a while now, but until recently I didn’t have a reason to be in Kentish Town, and therefore have brunch at Kentish Canteen.

The first ever Soho Food Feast is being held on Saturday, 25th June, at the St Anne’s Church Garden on Wardour Street in the heart of Soho. This new food festival aims to raise funds for the Soho Parish School, which is helping inner-city London kids with school clubs and promoting healthy eating.

Who could resist the offer of one of The Connaught Bar’s signature martinis from their famous martini trolley, and canapes designed by two Michelin starred chef, Hélène Darroze? With the thought of a well made martini and some Darroze designed canapes, off I went to The Connaught hotel.

It is interesting to see how trends ca rise and fall in different parts of the world, independently, and when you least expect it. Back around 2002, Bubble Tea was all the rage in Asia.