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Scotch Egg Challenge 2013 at The Ship in Wandsworth

Posted on 2013-09-11 by tikichris

Tuesday 17 September will see the Scotch Egg Challenge return to The Ship in Wandsworth for a third year and first time to team up with humanitarian charity Action Against Hunger with a two and a half day online auction “eggs-travaganza” Continue reading →

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Photo Story: Tsukiji Market, Tokyo (Urban Travel Blog)

Posted on 2013-02-08 by tikichris

With 23,000 square metres chocked full of wholesalers peddling more than 400 species of edible marine life, Tsukiji is not only the busiest market in Tokyo but the biggest fish and seafood market in the world. Sightseers are certainly welcome, but catering to tourism seems to be the last concern for folks working here. Don’t wear your favourite open-toed shoes. And, unless your Japanese language skills are impeccable, strongly consider going with a guide. Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Japan, Photography, Shopping, Travel, Urban Travel Blog | Tagged fish market, japan, japanese food, PHOTO STORY, Photography, seafood, shinto shrine, sushi, tokyo, Tsukiji, Tsukiji Market., urban travel blog | Leave a comment

Tokyo’s Tsukiji: The World’s Largest Fish and Seafood Market (OneTravel)

Posted on 2012-11-13 by tikichris

Posted in Food, Japan, OneTravel, Shopping, Travel | Tagged fish market, japan, japanese food, OneTravel, seafood, shinto shrine, sushi, tokyo, Tsukiji, Tsukiji Market. | Leave a comment

Japanese #SoupSearch Day Two: Exploring Tokyo

Posted on 2012-10-31 by tikichris

I spent last week exploring Japan in search of the next great flavour for Ainsley Harriott’s World Kitchen range of soups. I had so much fun! Japan has been one of my dream destinations ever since I was a little … Continue reading →

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Oldest Surviving East India Company Warehouse to Become Restaurant Complex

Posted on 2012-06-12 by tikichris

The oldest surviving warehouses built by the East India Company, are to be re-launched by restaurant group D&D London to create a modern British grill restaurant, cocktail bar, fish restaurant and specialist wine shop. Constructed between 1768 and 1771 by the … Continue reading →