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Indian food: London's culinary classics: Unravelling the unique connection between curry, crime, and the Criterion - Vimarsana News

Indian food: London's culinary classics: Unravelling the unique connection between curry, crime, and the Criterion

The India Club, known for its authentic Indian food, is closing due to London's real estate market. However, Masala Zone, a UK restaurant group led by Camellia Panjabi, has opened at The Criterion, a famous restaurant location in London. The Criterion is known for its opulent interiors and longevity, and it is also featured in Arthur Conan Doyle's stories as the place where Dr. Watson meets Sherlock Holmes.

Welcome to September's Observer Food Monthly | Food - Vimarsana News

Welcome to September's Observer Food Monthly | Food

In this issue: an interview with Madhur Jaffrey plus recipes from a new edition of her classic, and the best food podcasts

French food is the most disappointing in the world - Vimarsana News

French food is the most disappointing in the world

France has done an excellent job of preserving its culinary heritage. That has made its food uninteresting.

For some 'cheap and gutsy', for others a cult classic: the story of Seoul Kimchi - Vimarsana News

For some 'cheap and gutsy', for others a cult classic: the story of Seoul Kimchi

Seoul Kimichi is a small family-run restaurant on Upper-Brooke Street, that invites people in for its unique flavour and spices.

Blessed are the cheesemakers: University of Leeds acquires oldest surviving book about British cheese - Vimarsana News

Blessed are the cheesemakers: University of Leeds acquires oldest surviving book about British cheese

16th-century ‘pamflyt compiled of cheese’ offers a comprehensive survey of British varieties – and their dubious medical benefits