Weekend of Food, Day 2: Dishoom – best breakfast in London (and cheapest!)
An updated review of Dishoom post-Weekend of Food 2014!
Covent Garden / Shoreditch
Photo credit: The Baking Medic
UPDATE: I blogged about Dishoom a couple of weeks ago, but we went again for the Weekend of Food 2014 and it was magnificent. The best thing about going out with a lot of people is the opportunity to taste way more dishes! I finally tried Dishoom’s granola of destiny, and I have since vowed never to eat any other granola ever again. It is drizzled with yogurt of the gods, packed with gloriously fresh fruit, and toasted to perfection. I dare you to try it and not be completely bowled over!
A friend of mine also had the Big Bombay, which was an inventive twist on the full English breakfast, comprising of akuri and masala baked beans, amongst others.
We also had bottomless chai, far too many (and yet not enough) bacon naan rolls, Fire Toast, and…
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