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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 20:15:26 -0500
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a@9srv.net wrote:
> // ...eat as little English food as possible...
>
> i couldn't agree more:
> http://anothy.9srv.net/London/eatrules.html

I would agree English food is bad. But, all is
not lost...
1. The supermarkets carry a lot better ethnic
selection than in the USofA (how about some good
pakora or the thai spinach soup at Sainsbury's).
2. The sight kebab wagon when beer is sloshing in your
belly is heaven sent. (don't try their burgers).
3. I have had moderate success with shepards pie,
but a lot of the potato stuff might be funny.
4. In London do not waste money in restaurants
or Chinatown. Pret-a-manger is the best value for
your money if you can find one.