Low-lit Thai chain restaurant with a modern dark wood interior and square communal tables. Meeting with my Italian friend Andrea during his visit to London, I opted for these favourite small plates from Busaba which pack a big punch! … Continue reading
Tag: Soho
Let’s do Lunch | Kinho & Kinha catch-up Dinner at Pho, Soho
Every year my best friend Kinho from Brazil flies to London for a work conference, then takes the opportunity to stay an extra few days with me in Soho. When it comes to recommending places to eat, I have to admit I’m not the most experimental (something I’m on a mission to change), I tend to stick to what I know… and Pho was on the list for a healthy (and slurpy) catch up with my bestie bro! Continue reading
Let’s do Lunch | The Specials List: Vaps Potato Soup is a MUST-TRY!
It’s said we eat with our eyes, so it’s no wonder the restaurant with over 200 chains across the world has got it so right; a choice of what goes in – and what stays out of your dish! Vapiano offers a wide range of freshly prepared Italian dishes cooked to order right in front of you – appealing for even the fussiest of eaters! Continue reading
Working Lunch: Let’s do Lunch Network meets Global Dinners at Whyte & Brown
When Global Dinners co-founder Ricardo Tannus reached out via LinkedIn to hear more about Let’s Do Lunch Network, it wasn’t long before the conversation went from email, to a meal! I met up with Ricardo at Whyte & Brown in Kingly Court for lunch, and it turns out food isn’t our only common interest. Brazil, Ghana, student-initiative-turned-business, promoting diversity and connecting people through sharing of food are just some of the things which connected us! Continue reading
Food for Thought: Vapiano supports Diversity Matters Workshop
No holding back: I make the first move for freshly baked pizza!
A few months ago I organised a workshop wearing one of my other hats, Diversity Matters! The event had a ‘skills share’ collaborative approach themed on addressing race equality agendas in the workplace, attended by those passionate about seeing diverse representation. Continue reading