The restaurant, complete with secret humidor and cocktail/smoking terrace in a leafy London neighbourhood near Baker Street, exceeds expectations for Italian cuisine in the city. Words: Sasha Arms
Tucked away at the top of the Exchange Building on London Bridge Street, Lucy Self discovers a bona fide hidden gem of a restaurant in an area usually lacking in culinary bling.
Marvelling at the distinctly un-Communist food in a stunningly medieval city, Hungry Nomad’s Lynn Houghton gets stuck in to Kogel Mogel’s foodie offerings, washing it down with a swig of vodka or two…
A new breed of Mexican chilli salsita has found its way from the Oaxaca region of Mexico and into the mouths of foodie scenesters across the world. A salivating Sasha Arms heads to London’s Cookery School to investigate.
A hipster hangout with equal dedication to dispensing delicioso Mexican food and preserving Soho-Nolita trendiness, La Esquina is a New York haven for food lovers and trendsetters alike. Words: Sasha Arms
An ode to the cow in the City of London, Hawksmoor Guildhall marries power city steak eating with a polished wooden and leathered interior crafted from previously loved materials. Sasha Arms just couldn’t resist…
Christy Hill in Lake Tahoe, California, is not your run-of-the-mill fine dining experience, says Lynn Houghton. For the discerning nomad, this restaurant, though possessing a slightly elevated price tag, is well worth the cost for cuisine that is locally sourced, fresh, colourful and well presented.
The Landmark Hotel’s grand, palm-tree adorned indoor courtyard is home to The Winter Garden restaurant – a solid and elegant dinner option for visitors to the city. Words: Sasha Arms.
Hungry Nomad Lynn Houghton went upmarket in Singapore this month, trying out the Old Hong Kong Tea House in the Raffles City Shopping Centre. For those of us who haven’t had the opportunity to visit China itself, both Malaysia and Singapore offer authentic Chinese food to whet the appetite for the real thing. While the...
Despite the rather suggestive name, Let Me Take You is a restaurant filled with clean and healthy flavours in the heart of Gran Canaria’s rugged mountainsides. Words: Sasha Arms
It isn’t often that foodies get the rare treat of enjoying a chef’s creativity without the confines of a wider establishment, which make’s Luke Dale Roberts’ offering to the Cape Town dining scene all the more significant. Sasha Arms does the taste test…
With some of the best views over Central Park and New York with cuisine to match, the Mandarin Oriental’s Asiate restaurant is a true New York culinary success.
A restaurant that feels more like an Alpine lodge clinging off the edge of Croatia’s Mount Biokovo, Vrata Biokova is home to some of the best locally produced Croatian cuisine on the Makarska Riviera, says Sasha Arms.
Italian is one of those cuisines people are generally sceptical of outside of Italy. More often than not, this scepticism is well founded: there’s nothing worse than coming away from a ristorante thinking you could have boiled up some spaghetti at home, chucked on a supermarket own brand pasta sauce and had a better experience....
Ravenscourt Park. The leafy west London neighbourhood famous for its centuries old park of the same name, and now an Indian market style kitchen in the form of Potli. From pillows of Peshawari naan to juicy Indian Ocean prawns and wine from the Nandi Hills, the Hungry Nomad investigates this modern market kitchen dining experience....