Sunday afternoon, my cousin and I made our way to Fish Market Restaurant, a short stroll from Liverpool Street Station for a late brunch. Instantly impressed upon entering the restaurant with the bright and clean environment and friendly staff, we were eager to try the delicious new Prawnography Pop up menu available from 9 th July available from 11am to 4pm every weekend until 7 th August. Ah Boy Koay Teow Th’ng, PENANG – Flavourful Bowl Of Comforting Noodle Soup, With Michelin Bib Gourmand What to expect: A farmer’s market, street food and some of the best coffee in London on one of the coolest streets.

What to expect: Everything! Probably the coolest street in London to walk down any day of the week but get there early on a Sunday for the market and you won’t miss out. I have to know that animals have been farmed naturally and ethically - and fruit and veg are sustainably produced with minimum intervention. What to expect: Award winning local market supporting local traders, every Saturday 10am-2pm. It’s worth a trip to Aladdin’s Cave reclamation centre around the corner too.I’m confident our current plan for reopening the three restaurants in stages is the best economic decision for the company.” I was delighted when he agreed to bring his Merman concept to The Workers League for a series of pop-ups at the end of 2022. Secondly, they use the same prawn broth which is also used for their prawn mee soup to braise the noodles. This results in a gravy which is very flavourful. I usually eschew the sambal chilli when I eat Hokkien Mee, but theirs is perfectly blended to enhance the flavour of the noodles! 4.25/5 Jeremy and wife/chef Bao Er The case was heard by the court within a matter of a few days of the application being made and took around two hours or so of court time. This is an example of the speed, efficiently and cost-efficacy that is available under the Scottish interim interdict procedure which can lead to a very swift decision and at least some interim certainty for parties who cannot otherwise resolve their dispute"

It is also the IPKat policy that comments should not be made completely anonymously, and users should use a consistent name or pseudonym (which should not itself be defamatory or obscene, or that of another real person), either in the "identity" field, or at the beginning of the comment. Current practice is to, however, allow a limited number of comments that contravene this policy, provided that the comment has a high degree of relevance and the comment chain does not become too difficult to follow. We had no choice but to restructure the business,” she explained, adding: “Many staff didn’t tell us they were moving on until the last minute leaving us with three restaurants and not enough staff to open. I had to make a hard decision, which of the restaurants would open and how.I really want to bring a cool, funky burger bar to the city and maybe a hip Mexican. Those new brands are currently in development, but it won’t be long before we’ll be able to reveal them.” From an unheard and new name, I was quite pleasantly surprised at the flavours. You could tell that the noodles have absorbed some of that rich-tasting prawn broth with umami.

Mat Kemp, creative director of The Workers League, said: "I first bumped into Jim in Shoreditch at Prawnography and was mightily impressed not only by the food he was cooking, but also that he was the only one cooking crustacea in a sea of burgers and hotdogs. "There’s not anything else in Whitstable that does anything like this..."

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And other "nippy" fruits of the sea will be up for grabs - subject to availability and season - such as crab, crayfish and langoustines. A humble eatery just waiting to be discovered at this part of Novena. Hope that the owners can keep up with their passion and quality Think po boys, prawn toast to lobster rolls, with dirty sides and light vegan based desserts,” she explained. What to expect: Gourmet sandwiches and street food interspersed with market clothes stalls and hipster coffee shops. Changing the name in Hill Street is not the only thing that will be getting a refresh as the Made in Belfast brand is set to disappear from the City Hall and Talbot Street restaurants with new concepts being developed and plans for a burger bar and a Mexican themed restaurant.