A day without a challenge is a day lost, I say. So recently me and Ugo set up a new challenge. The challenge, as recently posted by BBC, is simple: Eat around the World, without ever leaving London.
Our most recent victim was Pasha restaurant, that serves predominantly Kyrgyz / Kazakh dishes, located in ‘glamorous’ Camberwell, you’re unlikely to come from the street, as owners have tried hard to disguise the place, you need to walk through boutique hotel entry, pass the spa, 5 guest rooms, toilets and pool table, behind closed door with small laminated sign ‘restaurant’, following all along corridors of red carpets. The food was tasty, wine was cheap and waitresses spoke Russian, what else can you wish for!
So far we’ve tried 30 different cuisines in London: Belgium, Brazilian, British, Cantonese, Chinese, Caribbean, French, Greek, English, Nigerian, Indian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lebanese, Malaysian, Mexican, Moroccan, American, Portuguese, Singaporean, Srilankan, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese, Pakistani, Jewish, Kazakhstan.
But we have already identified more that 20 other cuisines to try in this lovely town. Hungarian goulash or Dutch pancakes anyone? Mi cuchillo is ready. Labu apetiti!
