What's for tea tonight? (pt7)
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crustychick
doo-woop-de-doo
so far, pink wiiiiiiiine 
softybabe
one merlot then two....
cesare
shady's dreams ♥
My best laid plans of homemade pasta and veggie/pine nut sauce were postponed cos I couldn't be arsed to cook & someone paid me lol; so we went to the Chinese and had a starter plate for two with Singapore noodles.
Starter plate was spare ribs, beef satay, chicken satay, some sort of fried filo type pastry with a sweet chili sauce, crispy seaweed (no, it wasn't cabbage) and prawn paste thingies. Pretty nice.
Starter plate was spare ribs, beef satay, chicken satay, some sort of fried filo type pastry with a sweet chili sauce, crispy seaweed (no, it wasn't cabbage) and prawn paste thingies. Pretty nice.
kittyP
Pluviophile
It was bloody yummy!!
100% masahiko
i is a professor and is magical like totoro
Vegan curry at my veggie restaurant.
Or roasted parsnips, bean soup.
Or a steak.
Dunno yet.
Or roasted parsnips, bean soup.
Or a steak.
Dunno yet.
mrsfran
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I think tonight will be apparently one of the best burgers in London
But first, breakfast!
Byron?
Biddlybee
making knots with sticks
Lol.. no
(sorry, I've heard their burgers aren't all that!)
Some fella that food bloggers keep going on about, who goes round south london in his van
Yup...
I hate Byron's branding more than anything - I'm surrounded by badly line drawn 'naive'cowboy images, saying things like 'Trah uh By-ron' in speech bubbles. Cos all the best cowboys would go for overpriced burger in a chain owned by merchant bankers.
Thanks for that. Suddenly Ronald McDonald and the Hamburglar look to have more integrity and appeal
Didn't mind the burger there fwiw. Decent enough, but there again it should be for that price. It's one of those places where it's ostensibly not too bad, but then you pay hefty amounts for side orders until your bill mounts up all too quickly. Nigh on £7-8 for a burger would just about be ok, but £3 for chips and more for salad. More frilly knickers than substance imo
Thanks for that. Suddenly Ronald McDonald and the Hamburglar look to have more integrity and appeal
Didn't mind the burger there fwiw. Decent enough, but there again it should be for that price. It's one of those places where it's ostensibly not too bad, but then you pay hefty amounts for side orders until your bill mounts up all too quickly. Nigh on £7-8 for a burger would just about be ok, but £3 for chips and more for salad. More frilly knickers than substance imo
Today's takeaway I reckon. Both of us have been eating later and later as commitments - including cat feeding/pampering and plant watering down the road - seem to take up a little too much time for it to be less than a rushed night.
Quite fancy a burrito, a brown fish stew, chinese, fish and chips or piri piri. I get the feeling that I won't be fussy tonight.
Quite fancy a burrito, a brown fish stew, chinese, fish and chips or piri piri. I get the feeling that I won't be fussy tonight.
Biddlybee
making knots with sticks
You know, I very nearly wrote a parody post about what you (tarannau) would have to say about Byron burger but couldn't be bothered. Thankfully, you did it yourself
Where would you get the burrito from?
The burger was alright mind. I'm just not sure it's worth the moolah to sit in a fairly anodyne restaurant with unwitty branding. Not as bad as those cocks who snuck some unwanted beetroot in my burger at GBK - do I look like a fucking Kiwi or something?
I think, on balance, I'd rather make do in the dayglo brightness of McDs and save myself the money. Or somewhere a little more distinctive for the same money - Camden Brasserie, decent pub or similar.
I think, on balance, I'd rather make do in the dayglo brightness of McDs and save myself the money. Or somewhere a little more distinctive for the same money - Camden Brasserie, decent pub or similar.
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