Jin Li

Jin Li

The last time I was in Chinatown was over six months ago.  How things have changed since then. It was deserted then. Now it was just not so busy. I guess that people have gotten over their initial terror of covid originating from China.  Actually, 

Biang Biang

Biang Biang

Not to be confused with Biang.  This place was to be at least twice as good (at least based on the repetition of its name). According to my friend Mr Google, “Biang” is the most complicated character in the Chinese language.  Which in hindsight was 

Rice Brother

Rice Brother

With the diktat that we should only eat outside, food markets are back on the menu.  Another positive is that this encourages a grazing experience.  Which is nothing to moan about as it lets me sample a collection of delights.  However, the only problem is 

Burger and Lobster

Burger and Lobster

This was the first day that restaurants reopened in London.  I felt that Christmas had come round early. I was ecstatic.  Given that it was a weekday night, I didn’t have time to travel so this was something from the local neighbourhood.  Lucky for me, 

Gunpowder

Gunpowder

I’m getting a bit tired of having to refer in full to a certain defining event in time in full.  My fingers are getting tired typing it out.  Readers are getting annoyed at reading the same words again and again.  Lack of precision annoys me.