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There are two types of Americans in our world. One is dubbed an ‘Accidental American’. He is born in the US and automatically a citizen, whether he has a passport or not. The other has lived a large part of his life in the United States,
I am always amazed by how restaurants pop up with new concepts, and one of the latest provides the diners of London with the chance to feast on a true delicacy, the Red King Crab.
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When I was a child I went on holiday with my Mum and Dad to Las Vegas, and two of my most endearing memories are firstly, nearly being thrown out of one casino as my brother and I (at the tender age of 14 and 16) were caught telling Mum and
Anyone who knows me knows how much I love Chinese food and that I have a very sweet tooth, so how excited was I to be invited to China Tang in The Dorchester Hotel to review their newly launched Afternoon Tea, aptly named Tea at Tangs!
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You’ll find Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. restaurant and market in the historic London ‘Trocadero’ building, just a few minutes’ walk from Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square. We have always had a great time as the atmosphere is lively, the food
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