Making the Most of Sylhet…By Getting Out of Town! Part One: Shada Pathor
If you’ve ever met a Bangladeshi in England then there’s a good chance they’re from the Sylhet division. In fact, so common is the move to England that the city […]
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Sreemangal’s Tea-riffic Seven Layer Chai!
It’s no exaggeration to say that I drank more cups of tea in the first month of 2020 than I did in the last decade. Seriously. With morning tea being […]
Travelling in Style: Business Class Train from Vienna to Budapest
Ever since travelling back from Tokyo to London in business class last summer, I’ve been a fan of spending a little bit more on travel in order to be more […]
Hockey Afternoon in Berlin!
Yes, another ice hockey post! The January and February slog was an absolute toughy this year, and with a nice long weekend to welcome in March it seemed logical to […]
Travelling in Style: Business Class from Seoul to London
After a smooth flight from Tokyo I landed in Seoul Incheon airport with a few hours to kill before my connecting flight back to London Heathrow. Logic would suggest that […]
Travelling in Style: Business Class from Tokyo to Seoul
One thing I’ve always wanted to do is to travel long haul in style and having saved a fair bit of money during the last school year, I decided to […]
Slurping Away at Sugamo’s Michelin Star Ramen
It’s no secret that one of my favourite things about Japan is its food. From the standard sushi and yakitori to the more bizarre stuff like the poisonous blowfish fugu […]
The Quintessential London Tourist Experience
I’ve already spoken at length about a couple of the things we did during our five days in London – namely afternoon tea and stuffing our faces with all sorts […]
Six Essential Eats When Visiting The UK
I can’t speak on behalf of England, but personally I find it quite hard to name more than a handful of ‘traditional’ British dishes. I’ve already written about afternoon tea […]
Being All Fancy with Afternoon Tea at The Dorchester
It’s often claimed that having afternoon tea is one of the most quintessentially British things you can do but as a Brit myself it’s passed me by throughout my 28 […]
