Sarah Ganeshaguru –
Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall, London
It’s an amazing food court with 25-30 different food & drink kiosks selling delicious food from Malaysia, Vietnam, Korea, China, South India and many more countries & cultures. There is also a formal restaurant downstairs and Chinese supermarket outside.
I love the Char Kway Teow from Coconut Tree (Malaysian) or the Spicy Beef Brisket Pho from Café Le Viet (Vietnamese)
My daughter loves the Char Sui Bao & dumplings from Royal China as well as the bubble tea from Tiger Hill
Explore Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall to see the full range of cuisines on offer.
Joanne Robinson –
The Ivy and Freight Island, Manchester
My favourite hospitality spots are The Ivy and Freight Island in Manchester. I love going to these two places because the food is amazing and the entertainment at Freight Island is fab too, especially when they have events on at Xmas.
Find out more about The Ivy or Freight Island
Laura Suna –
Saphari Restaurant, Birmingham
We like to go to Saphari in Birmingham (Oldbury), which is a buffet. Pretty tasty and varied food(mainly Asian), plenty of space to park, the restaurant is quite clean, and quite good value for the money.
Take a look at all Saphri has to offer.
Jack Wickenden – Playopolis Board game Café, Rochester
I always like a spot that does something a little different from everything else in the area. Playopolis offers a friendly atmosphere, a great selection of light snacks, lunch foods and drinks, and the chance to try something fun with family and friends of all ages.
Roll on over to Playopolis Board Game Café for coffee and cards.
Andrea Wroe –
Tipi’s, Yalding
It’s the setting, and ambience that first attracted me.
It’s the staff , hospitable service , food standards and people that keep me returning.
It has a seasonal and local menu so it’s a surprise every time, but the Sunday roasts are the best!
Click to see more of the fantastic setting at Tipi’s
