Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 5 and Version 4 of Dsum2, EC4M 7EJ
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| Dim sum restaurant just off Paternoster Square. It seems to be one of the "new-style" dim sum places, like the Ping Pong chain, with stylish decor and cocktails in place of scruffy surroundings and limitless tea. |
'''REVIEWER IGNORANCE WARNING: I'm am not an expert on dim sum, it's not what I would usually choose to eat.''' |
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[[Mart]] visited on a Friday evening in early April 2008. The restaurant was bustling and somewhat noisy, making conversation something of a challenge. The menu is varied, but my friends and I decided to go for one of each of the dim sum platters (crisp, steamed, mixed, and vegetarian) along with a bottle of the house white and a couple of Tsing Tao beers. |
Visited on a Friday evening in early April 2008, this restaurant was bustling and somewhat noisy making conversation something of a challenge. The menu is varied, however my friends and I opted for one of each of the dim sum platters (crisp, steamed, mixed and vegetarian), a bottle of the house white and a couple of Tsing Tao beers. |
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The food arrived quickly, was presented nicely, and seemed to go down quite well with the rest of the table. It was certainly edible, but I'm not a great fan of dim sum so can't really speak to the quality. The portions were smaller than we expected, and we all ended up ordering an additional item afterwards. |
The food arrived quickly, was presented nicely and seemed to go down quite well with the rest of the table. It was certainly edible, though I've never been a huge fan of lumps of unidentifiable sludge served in a slimy sack. The portions were smaller than we expected, we all ordered an additional item afterwards. |
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I felt that the food, wine, and beer were all overpriced; our bill worked out to about £38 each. When settling the bill, one of my friends paid in cash. We had to ask twice for the change to be returned to us, as the waiter seemed to assume the change was going to be his tip, even though service is included. I don't think I'll be revisiting any time soon. <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Mart]], April 2008.</div> address='14 Paternoster Row' category='Chinese Food,Cocktails,Dim Sum,Restaurants' |
The food, wine and beer were all overpriced, it worked out to about £38 each. When settling the bill, one of my friends paid in cash. We had to ask twice for the change to be returned to us, the waiter seemed to assume the change was going to be his tip. Service is included. I don't think I'll be revisiting any time soon. address='14 Paternoster Row, London' |
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host='213.165.225.132' |
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latitude='51.514343' locale='City,EC4,St Paul's' longitude='-0.096493' |
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os_x='532068' os_y='181262' phone='020 7248 2288' |
phone='0207 248 2288' |
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summary='Dim sum restaurant just off Paternoster Square in the City.' |
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REVIEWER IGNORANCE WARNING: I'm am not an expert on dim sum, it's not what I would usually choose to eat.
Visited on a Friday evening in early April 2008, this restaurant was bustling and somewhat noisy making conversation something of a challenge. The menu is varied, however my friends and I opted for one of each of the dim sum platters (crisp, steamed, mixed and vegetarian), a bottle of the house white and a couple of Tsing Tao beers.
The food arrived quickly, was presented nicely and seemed to go down quite well with the rest of the table. It was certainly edible, though I've never been a huge fan of lumps of unidentifiable sludge served in a slimy sack. The portions were smaller than we expected, we all ordered an additional item afterwards.
The food, wine and beer were all overpriced, it worked out to about £38 each. When settling the bill, one of my friends paid in cash. We had to ask twice for the change to be returned to us, the waiter seemed to assume the change was going to be his tip. Service is included. I don't think I'll be revisiting any time soon.
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