New Featured Article - Roti King At Euston Chinese, NW1 1LH

[katstevens]

Afternoon everyone!

This week's featured article is for Roti King At Euston Chinese, funnily enough in Euston. It's a small Malaysian restaurant that shares its basement space with Euston Chinese, so make sure you get the right menu. The food sounds excellent value for money, especially the lamb curry. Worth a visit if you're not in a hurry.

There are major updates to the articles for the JJ Moons Wetherspoons in Wembley (not to be confused with the JJ Moons in Ruislip Manor, or the one in Tooting, or the one in Hornchurch), and the White Horse, a a Fuller's pub in South Harrow.

We have a few new articles too: Bite near Northolt tube station is a Polish cafe serving inconsistent pancakes; M & D in Deptford, a Japanese restaurant with adequate sushi; and the Coach & Horses in Ickenham, site of many legendary outings by your author in the late 90s. Happily it is now around 3 changes of management on from that which BARRED ME FOR LIFE for smuggling in chip-shop-chips when the pub had stopped serving food. Readers, I ate my contraband sheltered from the rain in the nearby Pump, where my thoughtful chum Kirsty brought me out a pint. But enough nostalgia! The Coach still has the best beer garden in Ickenham, but for a quick drink you're better off in the Wetherspoons down the road (mercifully it's not called JJ Moons).

Finally, Taste Inn in Lewisham has renamed itself China China. Personally I think 'Happy Smell' is a better name, but there you go.

Comments

[katstevens]

Two vital corrections from my thoughtful chum Kirsty! Apparently 1) it was wine that she brought out to me, not beer 2) she had been barred as well but somehow managed to get away with staying inside, warm and dry.

[nou]

It's important to get these details right! Though I am not convinced that wine and chip shop chips really go together.

[cxcvi]

Happily it is now around 3 changes of management on from that which BARRED ME FOR LIFE for smuggling in chip-shop-chips when the pub had stopped serving food.

That explains the first change of management, at least...

Interestingly, there's a pub somewhere in Birmingham (it's near the hotel that Midcon used to be at, until the committee decided that staying with a hotel that was raising its prices during a recession wasn't worth it any more...) that's "bring your own food". Where they would've given you a plate and some cutlery instead of the finger.

[nou]

There are pubs in London that allow this too!

[being_here]

Roti King is excellent, and looking at this has made me hungry >.>

[nou]

I really need to go there — so many people are saying it's great!