TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY #03

During our travels, about 30% of our cost goes to the food.Eating good and exotic dishes is one of the main activities that contributes to the pleasure of travels.With the mobile phones fitted with cameras, many people take photos of food before they eat them.I am no exception in this weird ritual.The above is the best Northern Indian food we ate at Khan's at Porchester.This is my first time here.Thanks to partner in this crime of passionate gastronomy who got me here.

PRET A MANGER

This joint is my favourite whenever I am in London. Pre-prepared light food that I can eat on the go at reasonable prices.

In London, one of must do is to have tea and scones.

Here, my friends and I had great fun and joy with the food and the conversation at M&S Cafe, Oxford St., London. Clotted cream is a mandatory item on the menu.

BREAKFAST IN LONDON @ VALERIE PATISERRIE,COVENT GARDEN

SNACKS AND WAFELS

FISHY AND MEDITERRANEAN

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