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  • The Tamil Prince: Pub fare from ex-Roti King duo inspires plate-licking, wanton lust
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    The Tamil Prince: Pub fare from ex-Roti King duo inspires plate-licking, wanton lust
    The Tamil Prince might be about to change that. A partnership between former Roti King colleagues (namely, Tamil Nadu-born executive chef Prince Durairaj and general manager Glen Leeson), this smartly rendered Islington spot both flies the flag for the desi pub while also pushing the medium forward. I can think of few other places where the sneak-attack of exceptional food in unassuming surroundings has felt quite so intricately wrought and electrifying.

    Hot in the city: The Tamil Prince in Islington serves south Indian dishes with a twist within the cool surrounds of a traditional pub

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  • The Tamil Prince: Pub fare from ex-Roti King duo inspires plate-licking, wanton lust
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    The Tamil Prince: Pub fare from ex-Roti King duo inspires plate-licking, wanton lust
    The Tamil Prince might be about to change that. A partnership between former Roti King colleagues (namely, Tamil Nadu-born executive chef Prince Durairaj and general manager Glen Leeson), this smartly rendered Islington spot both flies the flag for the desi pub while also pushing the medium forward. I can think of few other places where the sneak-attack of exceptional food in unassuming surroundings has felt quite so intricately wrought and electrifying.

    Hot in the city: The Tamil Prince in Islington serves south Indian dishes with a twist within the cool surrounds of a traditional pub

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
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    Nick Jones: 'Soho House? We're the inclusive members club'
    As he opens new branches of his private members empire in Balham and Brighton - and even celebrates the launch of a new skincare line, Nick Jones talks global expansion, the dilemma of diluting the brand and why the devil is always in the detail.

    The smell of fresh paint still lingers as Soho House founder and chief executive Nick Jones walks into his newest club, Little House Balham, which opens later this month.

    Restaurateur and club proprietor, Chief Executive Officer of the Soho House, Nick Jones pictured at Little House Balham.

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Empanadas & Arepas with pico de Gallo

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Arepas with pico de Gallo

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    grilled lemongrass and calamansi chicken

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    crispy aubergine with empanadas and Arepas with pico de Gallo

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Crispy aubergine

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Grilled lemongrass and calamansi chicken

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    DUKAS_142062729_EYE
    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Dining

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    DUKAS_142062727_EYE
    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Arepas with pic de Gallo

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    empanadas, crispy aubergine & grilled lemongrass and calamansi chicken

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  • Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
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    Kilig: Colombian-Filipino fusion is soulful and sleek
    New Colombian-Filipino fusion spot. Kilig is occasionally inspired and enormously likeable but also prone, here and there, to a kind of erratic overreach. That it gets its name from the Tagalog word for a giddying surge of romantic excitement seems apt. Many of its pleasures really did burn with the fleeting intensity of a crush.

    Empanadas

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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  • Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
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    Akwasi Brenya-Mensa on new restaurant Tatale: ‘I want it to reflect blackness’
    High expectations: Akwasi Brenya-Mensa.

    As he unveils his highly anticipated African restaurant, the Ghanaian-British chef talks culture, hype and his last-minute fundraising campaign.

    You will not find jollof rice on the launch menu at Tatale the landmark new pan-African restaurant from Ghanaian-British chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa. And its omission, it turns out, is very much a considered choice rather than any sort of inadvertent oversight.

    Chef Akwasi Brensa-Mensa ahead of the opening of his debut restauarnt Tatale - a concept of telling contemporary Pan-African stories through food, art and culture.

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