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- bermondsey,
- brondesbury,
- cafes,
- chessington,
- cinemas,
- clapham,
- cr7,
- east molesey,
- featured article,
- greasy spoons,
- indian food,
- kilburn,
- kt4,
- kt8,
- kt9,
- moving,
- nepalese food,
- new articles,
- norbury,
- nw6,
- pakistani food,
- pubs,
- renamings,
- reported closures,
- restaurants,
- se1,
- south indian food,
- sw16,
- sw4,
- thornton heath,
- updated articles,
- worcester park
New featured article — Karachi Cuisine, Norbury, SW16
Welcome back! The featured article this week is Karachi Cuisine, SW16 4XD in exotic zone 3 Norbury (that's in South London, so don't be confused by the name). It's a Pakistani restaurant with excellent reviews from our team of tasters (a "very good" is not dispensed to all and sundry on RGL).
We have three new articles: Munal, a Nepalese/Indian restaurant in Worcester Park with some oddness; Barwell Cafe in sunny Chessington, where you'll get classic greasy spoon vibes but beware some of the ingredients; and Cocum Keralan restaurant in East Molesey. Kerala is a state in South India for the record.
We have an update to Affogato, also in Norbury. I assume they offer an affogato on their menu, but no one amongst us has tried it. Still the other food options seemed to go down well.
Reported permanent closures are to Craft Beer Co. in Clapham (it's quickly morphed into another pub), and Kathiawadi Cuisine in Thornton Heath.
One of our entries has moved, which is Mandalay Golden Myanmar now in Brondesbury NW6 (from Edgware Road in W2), though we don't have much of a write-up.
Finally the cinema in Bermondsey Square has renamed to Kino Bermondsey from the Shortwave Cinema.
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Indeed we are somewhat parsimonious with our “very good”s, which is as it should be :) We have 347 pages which use that phrase, out of a total of 4421 (the latter figure excludes locales, categories, and redirects), so 7.8%. We also have 313 which use the word “excellent” (i.e. 7.1%). The overlap (i.e. those which use both “very good” and “excellent”) is 75, i.e. 1.7%.