Tom Kha Gai (a Swindian version)
So… there are probably as many versions of Tom Kha Gai as there are coconut trees in the world, and I am aware that mine isn’t fully authentic. I lacked lemongrass, holy Thai… Continue reading
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Little Kolkata – the taste of a Bengali home in Central London
When you say something feels like home, what does that mean? Calmness? Familiarity? Being able to eat with your hands without worrying about decorum? Looking around and just feeling … comfortable? Whatever your… Continue reading
Farewell, London – the dinners
I think I have been avoiding finishing this post because, after my summary of farewell breakfasts and lunches, this article on my final dinners in London is pretty much the only thing between… Continue reading
What I do and don’t miss about living in London
I lived in London for six years, and during that time, it was always a love-hate relationship. Love mostly prevailed, and I even wrote a love letter to this great city a couple… Continue reading
Brunching at Rosi Kaffeehaus und Bar, Munich
It’s hard to believe, but it’s already been four months since I left the big smoke of London for the calmer climes of Munich! Time sure flies, especially when you spend one of… Continue reading
Nihonbashi – Japanese decadence in Colombo, Sri Lanka
It was our last night in Sri Lanka, and it was a wrench to leave the country of elephants, gorgeous beaches, seafood, rice and curry. Our flight back to London was at 6am… Continue reading
The Tuna and The Crab – sumptuous seafood in Galle, Sri Lanka
After nearly three weeks travelling around Sri Lanka, we finally arrived in Galle, with only two days of our trip left. We’d been humming and hawing about whether or not to visit this… Continue reading
Farewell, London – the lunches
After taking you through the various breakfasts I ate before I left London for Munich, it would be amiss not to talk about the incredible lunches I had too. If your job allows… Continue reading
Luxury in the heart of nature at Heritance Kandalama, Dambulla (Sri Lanka)
Those of you know me are aware that when I travel, I don’t tend to stay in luxurious acommodation very much. However, what I love to do is to intersperse basic accommodation with… Continue reading
Farewell, London – the breakfasts
London has so many breakfast options. Too many? Never. I loved discovering as many as I could in the 6 years I lived there, and whilst my number one will always be Dishoom,… Continue reading