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Tuesday, 28 January 2014

The Delaunay, London

Posted on 12:19 by suresh kumar
On Sunday I met up with my year abroad friend, Fran, hoping to emulate the "gastronomic and alcoholic delights" of our time in Toulouse. We decided to go for brunch at The Delaunay, as I had heard a lot about it from other friends. The Delaunay is only the second place I have ever eaten which is posh (or pretentious?!) enough to have a doorman; it was pouring with rain and my feet were absolutely soaking in my pumps so I did have a slight fear...
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Saturday, 25 January 2014

Thai Corner, Reading

Posted on 10:17 by suresh kumar
After the hectic Christmas mentioned in my last post, I am trying to get back into blogging more frequently, and what better place to start than one of Reading's independent restaurants?!Thai Corner is somewhere I had been meaning to revisit for ages - I went with some friends from work when I was still at school and loved it, so wanted to go back and see if I could trust my younger self's judgement! Laura, a friend from uni, was working in Twyford...
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Saturday, 11 January 2014

The Rusty Bicycle, Oxford

Posted on 08:37 by suresh kumar
I can't believe how long it has been since I last wrote a post! My only excuse is that Christmas in retail is too mental to even contemplate doing anything productive when you get home - sitting around watching films and eating Christmas party snacks was my biggest achievement during that time. Anyway, it's now (slightly) less mental at work so I can get back to blogging!I went to The Rusty Bicycle way back in December with my friend Fran from university....
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