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Bonjour tout le monde! Today, i just went to a French restaurant cal led  Côte  and decided to share my review with you, all my lovely readers! I have always wanted to visit this restaurant, and today it 'accidentally' happened (At first, me and my friend wanted to go to a sushi place, but it was closed, and surprisingly this restaurant is happened to be next to the sushi place). This is the Covent Garden branch and just to let you know, the restaurant is easy to find everywhere as they have quite a few branches in central London, like in Soho, London Bridge, Kensington, etc. The waiters and waitresses were very nice (i think they are highly trained). When me and my friend got in, we were greeted so nicely and the service was really fast. Not to mention, the very friendly waitress that so patiently explain some French food in the menu that we don't really understand.  The place is absolutely spacious (there are still some areas that i haven't taken pict...

Since studying is so boring, i just randomly decided to renew my blog. So as you might know, England is popular for its English Breakfast and it is so freakingly true ! You cannot find any better english breakfast than in England (or generally, UK). So today, i am going to review my number one choice for breakfast in London, THE BREAKFAST CLUB. When i typed 'the breakfast club' into google, the first thing appeared on top was a movie titled The Breakfast Club. And at first i thought the cafe was based on the movie or something (since i have never watched the movie) and yeah basically, the cafe itself named after this movie and there are some quotes from the movie that are displayed in the cafe (at Angel's branch). No words can describe how much i love english breakfast. I really don't mind eating it everyday for the rest of my life (I'm not exaggerating!). And just to let you know, i do eat english breakfast every morning in my school cafeteria and i...

Hi there! It's been 2 days since my last post. So today, i would like to review my top best choice for Korean food in London, Po Chung Ma Cha (Thanks to Andrew, who recommended me this awesome place!). I guess the word itself comes from Korean, Pojangmacha, which means small tented restaurant on wheels or street stalls that sell street food (thanks Google!).  I have been to this place couple of times, but as you might know, I don't really go to the same restaurant many times, unless it is close to my place or delicious as hell. So, couple of days ago, i went to this place with one of my friend after she spent a lot of time helping me with my biology coursework (Thanks Annie! I hope you read this). Here is the place:   As you can see, the place is not really big (like most restaurants in London). The bar and some of the decoration, like the lamps will make you feel as you were in Korea (or Japan?). The songs played in the restaurant are all Korean, so if...

Hello guys ! Hari ini gw bakal nulis review gw in Indonesian because a friend of mine has asked for it (Ok, maybe plus a bit of English?) Gw bakal mengreview the best ice dessert in Jakarta, yang mana menurut gw adalah.. (jengjengjeng) HONGTANG!, salah satu makanan yang bkin gw selalu kangen berat kalo inget Jakarta. Oke, so for those who might don't know, Hongtang itu artinya permen merah in Mandarin (Hong=merah, Tang=permen) dan lokasinya di Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta dan thankfully, gw juga tinggal deket sana so gw bisa tinggal ngesot (i mean 10 mins drive) buat menikmati es yg menurut gw super enak ini.

I supposed to finish my Bio coursework tonight, but it's weekend (longgg weekend), so it just basically mean i need to go out and find new restaurant to eat. Teehee.. So tonight, me and my friends heading to Soho to try a Japanese restaurant named Dozo. I actually have a terrible cough and didn't want to go, but then again, it is food, and it is sushi, so how on earth could i say no?

Hi there :) I guess writing about food and restaurant become quite addicting to me since yesterday. So, today, i'd like to review a burger joint (and a bar) in Marylebone named Meat Liqour. One of my friend recommended this restaurant to me. In fact, we came together couple months ago, but since the queue was so damn long, we canceled to eat there. Couple weeks after that, me and my other friend finally decided to join the long queue (about 30-45 mins) because we're just so curious about how tasty it is. When i first got in, my first impression is that the place was some how so gothic and you know, like a place for satan cult or something. I just wished they didn't worship devil in the restaurant. Furthermore, the place was super dark. I just don't get it how the hell people can see the food. What if there was hair or i don't know, insects probably in the food. They might accidentally eat it. Ewh ! The worst part, the place was so damn smelly and stuffy. ...

Hi there :) so, i guess this is my first time posting a blog about food. I am going to start with my favorite dessert cafe in central London. So, i was scrolling down instagram when i found this beautiful cafe in Soho, London. It is called Maison Bertaux, which is London's oldest (and best) patisserie -- what the website says