Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 2 and Version 1 of Oriental City
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As of March 2007, London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, [http://www.london.gov.uk/mayor/planning_decisions/strategic_dev/2007/20070315/oriental_city_decision_letter.pdf has agreed (PDF)] to let Brent Council go ahead with their plans to close Oriental City down for three years to allow for redevelopment. Boo. |
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It's currently (February 2007) under threat of development, which is projected to take three years. |
Large Asian mall in North London, reasonably close to Colindale Station.
Highlights:
- The food court! Japanese, Chinese (including a dim sum house), Thai, Indian, you name it. Select your favourite dishes from as many stalls as you like, and collect them when your number comes up.
- Other food places, including a cafe that does bubble tea, and a sushi bar.
- The Japanese crockery shop.
- The Japanese supermarket — all kinds of interesting vegetables, sushi-grade fish, meats, noodles, rice, spices, oils, vinegars, exciting things in packets.
- The durian shop. Located outside the main building, for obvious reasons.
It's currently (February 2007) under threat of development, which is projected to take three years.
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