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food is a big subject give us a clue what type ?
i do know one very good place fairly ok price but need to work out if its centre of london geograph is not my strong point  x |
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It's a bit of a dive I guess by some standards, but I love it in Bodeans BBQ smoke house on Poland Street (just off Oxford Street).
If you're out as a couple or with mates then it's great.
As an informal place it's good too, but not somewhere I would take business clients etc |
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ok le relais de venise is were i was thinking basical its the best steak ever and they serve it twice with chips the only question is how u like it if u goggle there r a few in london xx but tgi sytle places r on every corner x |
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You can't get more central than the Texas embassy in cockspur street off trafalgar square for tgi style tex mex food
Cheap Chinese go to Wong kei in wardour street south of Shaftesbury avenue. Be prepared though, it's probably the rudest in the world but an experience (cash only no cheques)
Another tgi style place is sticky fingers which is bill wymans place phillimore gardens off high street Kensington
All depends what you want, where you want to be |
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Cheap Chinese go to Wong kei in wardour street south of Shaftesbury avenue. Be prepared though, it's probably the rudest in the world but an experience (cash only no cheques)
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everyone visiting London should go to wong kei. It's definitely an experience but they play up to it a bit.
Also the Mongolian barbecue in Covent Garden and for burgers Hamburger Union in Charing Cross Road.
Don't eat street food in W1  |
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My recommendation will be biased as I really fancy it atm, myself! - But Bento Ramen (Japanese resturaunt) in Camden is AMAZING! Reasonably priced and delicious non-greasey food.
Marmite squid is a must!
- VincentandAmy. x |
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London is a big city, and most will consider anywhere inside the Circle Line being "Central" London.
Therefore, a more precise location where the OP may be heading would help.
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(agree about Wong Ki, fantastic staff to yell at you "up-stair, up-stair!", and throw -virtually- the dishes at you, move you along in a hurry etc etc, but the food is great, cheap, and plentiful|) |
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"Belgos in Convent Garden, I love that place.
Lots of different flavoured beers, and the best mussels I have ever tasted. The setting is also pretty awesome!!!"
Maybe, even the one in Covent Garden!! Can tell I was half asleep when I typed that last night!!! |
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