Daily Archives: 2013-03-08

Good Stuff

Posted on 2013-03-08 by tikichris

Here’s a quick list of good stuff: things I’ve come across lately and really liked but for whatever reason weren’t featured in a dedicated blog post here or on one of my client blogs. New Pies at Vintage Inns: Lunch … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Celebrities, Design, Food, Good Stuff, London, Movies, Pubs, Shopping, Video | Tagged book, cookbook, ephotozine, james martin, Jez Fenwick, meatballs, mobile phone, pies, pubs, recipes, sony, sony xperia z, stewart fawcett, the bowler, the bowler's meatball cookbook, vintage inns | Leave a comment

The Maverick: Alvin Leung (Salt)

Posted on 2013-03-08 by tikichris

Salt is a newly launched trade publication for the hospitality industry with a focus on “innovation, creation and evolution of food.” For the inaugural issue I interviewed Hong Kong demon chef, Alvin Leung, about his own innovative style and his … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, interview, London, Restaurants, Salt | Tagged alvin leung, bo innovation, bo london, chefs, chinese, chinese cuisine, chinese food, dim sum, edible condom, extreme chinese, extreme chinese cuisine, fine dining, Food, interview, London, mayfair, michelin stars, mill street, restaurants, SALT, salt magazine, sex on the beach, W1, wine | Leave a comment

London Daily Photo: 125

Posted on 2013-03-08 by tikichris

Posted in London, London Daily Photo, Photography | Tagged finsbury park, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, street photography | Leave a comment

New Cooking Classes for Kids at London Intercontinental’s Cookbook Cafe (OneTravel)

Posted on 2013-03-08 by tikichris

In an especially family friendly move to ensure everybody at the brunch table can get the most out of their dining experience, Cookbook Cafe at the Intercontinental London Park Lane hotel has launched a new programme to get kids to cook for themselves while learning about where their food comes from and all the steps it goes through before reaching the table.
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