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Seens though us foodies (junk, fine, cheap, easy...) have a forum for ourselves, and no one likes to cook all the time... So, going out is the easy option. 
To have some kind of format to it, recommend the name of the place, location, website, price range, your favourite dish.
Ba Shan - Chinese, hot and spicy - 24 Romilly Street W1D 5AH - Price: Mid range
Went here last saturday for the first time, and was blown away, litterally - they love their red chillies in this place, there was loads of us out for a friends stag/immigrating to the states do, so we was all rather lagered up, had a table full of food, dishes ranged from £6-10.90, all dishes come with free rice. Unfortunately I can't remember any of the names of the dishes, but the ribs in there were absolutely awesome. Service is relatively quick, but it's a "when it's ready" service, much akin to Wagamama's way of serving you food.
Golden Oven - Indian - Somewhere in Soho, next to Thirst - Price: Mid
I love this resturant, purely because it forms a part of the "Soho holy trinity" there is a pub just across the road from it, and next door you have Thirst which do some of the best cocktails I've had in London. The dishes are always prepared really well, nice and hot, they don't serve Phaal, but their Vindaloo is as hot as some of the Phaals which I've had on Brick Lane. Service is always with a smile, and the guys aren't afraid to come out with more chillies if you require
I'd personally recommend from this place Chicken Dansak, little hotter than usual, with a Peshwari Naan.
More to come soon!
To have some kind of format to it, recommend the name of the place, location, website, price range, your favourite dish.
Ba Shan - Chinese, hot and spicy - 24 Romilly Street W1D 5AH - Price: Mid range
Went here last saturday for the first time, and was blown away, litterally - they love their red chillies in this place, there was loads of us out for a friends stag/immigrating to the states do, so we was all rather lagered up, had a table full of food, dishes ranged from £6-10.90, all dishes come with free rice. Unfortunately I can't remember any of the names of the dishes, but the ribs in there were absolutely awesome. Service is relatively quick, but it's a "when it's ready" service, much akin to Wagamama's way of serving you food.
Golden Oven - Indian - Somewhere in Soho, next to Thirst - Price: Mid
I love this resturant, purely because it forms a part of the "Soho holy trinity" there is a pub just across the road from it, and next door you have Thirst which do some of the best cocktails I've had in London. The dishes are always prepared really well, nice and hot, they don't serve Phaal, but their Vindaloo is as hot as some of the Phaals which I've had on Brick Lane. Service is always with a smile, and the guys aren't afraid to come out with more chillies if you require
I'd personally recommend from this place Chicken Dansak, little hotter than usual, with a Peshwari Naan.More to come soon!
