Thanks to the Internet becoming such a popular medium of disseminating information plenty of informative websites are coming up everyday. Most popular of them are those websites which are giving you information about restaurants and their reviews. Some of the reviews are biased some of the reviews are hundred percent genuine. So if you are looking for restaurants Covent Garden you are going to do a comprehensive search of all the websites giving you an honest restaurant review. For example if you are looking for restaurants Covent Garden, you are going to get plenty of information about the best restaurants in these restaurant guides. That is the reason why before you go in for booking a dinner for 2 at Joe Allen restaurant Covent Garden takes some time off to browse through these restaurant guides for a Joe Allen restaurant review. Now assuming you were interested in having a pre-theater ... [more..]

Take one New York woman send her to London to work, make her go cold turkey to remove the last trace of Little Debbies and hot dogs. Then re-invent her as a fully certified food enthusiast and then get her to start a successful London restaurant review.Over the last four years Londonelicious has become the quintessential light hearted guide to everything foodie in the great smogopolis. The blogs logo reads like an advertisement in the lonely hearts column of the Evening Standard “American girl, loves food, and London, but not cooking” The about me section of the blog includes a confession that she started visiting London’s restaurants as a way to get out and explore the real London, and meet the locals, and discover the food.She was over-powered with enthusiasm for the great and awful London restaurant’s she found on her travels around the corners of the capital. Eventually she ... [more..]

The cuisines of China (particularly the Cantonese) are dominating Hong Kong's culinary scene, and that is no surprise, as most Hong Kongers are of Cantonese origin.  Alongside the Chinese cuisines, you will find many restaurants specializing in other Far East cuisines, such as Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian and others... European and British influence can also be found, as Hong Kong was a British colony for more than 150 years. Moreover, it can be said that during the years Hong Kong developed its own unique cuisine that combines Cantonese cooking with other elements… Yum cha ("drinking tea") is an integral part of Hong Kong's culinary culture. This Cantonese term refers to the custom of eating small servings of different foods, mainly dim sum, while sipping Chinese tea. Dim sum is probably Hong Kong's most popular dish. It literally translates to "touch the heart", which means "take what your heart picks" ... [more..]