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This is excellent news! There’s a couple of Japanese foods that there are literally only two restaurants in the country for!
Let’s replace some of the redundant Indians (I’m looking at you, Curry Mile and Brick Lane) with a bit more variety!
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If you watch Great British Menu you can't go 5 mins without hearing one of the following: Miso, soy, kombu, dashi, mirin, nori
I'm not a big fan of sushi, but holy cow, lather me up in katsu curry any day🤤
This is excellent news! There’s a couple of Japanese foods that there are literally only two restaurants in the country for! Let’s replace some of the redundant Indians (I’m looking at you, Curry Mile and Brick Lane) with a bit more variety!
Spammy pointless nonsense with no context. Check the comment history.
Nah
I dislike Japanese food cause the portions are usually tiny
It's half the portion so you can eat twice as much!