Hundreds of police have raided 20 locations across Soho in central London to target human trafficking, drug dealing, and those selling stolen goods.
Since I “discovered” Korean food roughly a year ago, it has swiftly made its way to the top of Ute’s random food cravings. I feel much more often like indulging in kimchi jjigae, bibimbap or bulgogi than I fancy Thai, Chinese or even Italian. There is something about Korean food that is so comforting, warm and invigorating – the ultimate cure for the blues and homesickness.
Much has been said and written about 10 Greek Street, which is as you may have deduced from the name, in Greek Street, Soho in house number 10 in the middle of the restaurant mile. Since this tiny non booking restaurant has opened at the beginning of the year, I have made several attempts to visit, all corrupted by my innate disgust for queuing. Once however I was lucky to get a table and I am very sad that 10 Greek Street doesn’t allow me to reserve a table, as I would be back many times.