Hello.I hope you're not too bothered with me asking here.First of allPlease be in L O N D O NONDONBecause I'm going on a trip to London this summer and wondered if you knew any special places to go eat? You are the biggest somewhat ac

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Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 10:27:39 No.5496

Hello.
I hope you're not too bothered with me asking here.
First of all
Please be in
L O N D O N
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N
D
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Because I'm going on a trip to London this summer and wondered if you knew any special places to go eat? You are the biggest somewhat active Britboard, that's why I decided to ask here.
Traditional dishes, outstanding taste, uncommon ingredients; whatever you'd consider special/mentionworthy is up to you.

Thanks in advance!
Greetings from Germany :-DD

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 10:41:19 No.5498

Most of us here are NEET I'm afraid, and I don't think there's anyone from London. Just be aware that everything us going to be really expensive, other than that I'd suggest just checking Yelp or something.

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 11:03:01 No.5499

You will not run out of places to eat in London and it depends entirely what you like. There are a lot of food markets.Camden market does a lot of food. Whitecross street market has a lot of European food. Basically there is a restaurant on every street.

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 11:06:46 No.5501

>>5496
hello Germanfriend
> You are the biggest somewhat active Britboard
no idea how that happened.

Anyway I don't know a great deal of places, I actually don't really like traditional "British" food, but most of the stuff in London is foreign anyway.

Dans le noir is worth checking out if you want a very different experience. Its a restaurant where you eat in pitch darkness, and it's all about experiencing different tastes without the sight to aid you.

There's also a great place called Banana Tree, that specialises in "IndoChina" dishes.

For something a little more cheap and relaxed, there's a nice place called "Ed's Easy Diner". It's an American style Diner, great atmosphere and food.

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 15:09:15 No.5520

Thank you guys for replying!

>>5498
Hmm I see. Still, the replies I got are satisfying. :3

>>5499
>You will not run out of places to eat in London.
Yeah, I wasn't afraid of running out, just wanted to know what's worth checking out
I just don't want to miss out on something
>Camden market does a lot of food. Whitecross street market has a lot of European food.
Alright, will take a look. :3

>>5501
woah, Dans le noir sounds pretty interesting. But I don't like eating cheese or butter, so I'm afraid I should better not go there I get the urge to puke when I eat those..
I think I'll visit the other two though :3

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 15:46:53 No.5523

>>5501
>> You are the biggest somewhat active Britboard
>no idea how that happened.
There isn't any other British board that's not long dead and abandoned.

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 16:19:35 No.5529

>>5523
eh, yeah. I just took a look at >>>/britannia/
it's not what I thought it might have been.
didn't get the reference to Code Geass at first.

Anonymous 04/04/15 (Sat) 16:42:02 No.5537

>>5529
yeah they posted here before. Not sure what their deal is.

Anonymous 04/08/15 (Wed) 10:07:33 No.5796

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>outsiders are now coming in to chat with us

What a world we live in!

Anonymous 04/08/15 (Wed) 12:46:58 No.5815

>>5796
MULTICULTURALISM IN ACTION

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>>5529
What food are you into?

Anonymous 04/14/15 (Tue) 16:39:33 No.6736

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Hey sweeties~

>>5796
I always like to visit other boards to talk! As long as I'm welcome.
I've been e.g. on >>>/legion/ and it was pretty funny.

>>5815
I like anything. From bread to soup, döner to cheesecake. I don't like butter or mayonaise or cheese (except when gratined(?)/scalloped(?).
But I'm open for anything if it's not too gross.
I've tried dog before
If you want to know exactly what I like
I'd probably say Asian food. Rice, noodle soups.
Ah, what I also dislike are salads.

Anonymous 04/15/15 (Wed) 21:32:03 No.6856

>>6736
There's two places that do a Japanese thing called Okonomiyaki, which is lovely, but pretty unknown outside Japan. They're called Abeno and Abeno Too. I think the second one doesn't require reservations.

Anonymous 04/16/15 (Thu) 00:02:42 No.6863

>>6736
If you want cheap authentic jap food there is tokyo diner in soho.

Some good ramen places; http://www.timeout.com/london/bars-and-pubs/londons-best-ramen-bars

Anonymous 04/16/15 (Thu) 10:04:11 No.6879

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>>6856
Wow thanks. I always wanted to try that or shabu shabu but we don't have that nearby.

>>6863
Yeah, sounds good! I'll check the link when I'm home.

I want to pack my stuff already ;_;
>pic related vacation mode on

Anonymous 04/16/15 (Thu) 18:15:40 No.6950

>>5537
>their
It's just one Canadian who made two boards and constantly spams to advertise them.

Anonymous 04/18/15 (Sat) 11:54:20 No.7272

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>>6879
if beer is your thing I can help

Anonymous 04/19/15 (Sun) 14:47:22 No.7570

>>7272

not him but please do enlighten