Mark Kinzel - Waveney

Leder lane is the place for street food and is even better if one of these midday retailers sets their stable. kin, an oriental fusion dealer has her restaurant on leather lane and I was encouraged to visit here with my friends and try their green curry. I did as I was told.

Here a pop-up for a quick lunch, waited minutes and paid for the pfund for what was a side salad of the rocket and three tiny spits of the lamb. the service also left much to wish. will not come back here. much better eat around half the price

Here a pop-up for a quick lunch, waited 15 minutes and paid 9 pounds for what was a rakete's halat and three tiny spits of the lamb. the service also left much to wish. will not come back here. much better eat around half the price

Kanaloa is a Tiki paradise located conveniently near the Chancellor tube station. The restaurant is adorned with bamboo bars, garlands, and Hawaiian trees, creating a charming atmosphere. They serve delicious cocktails in coconut shells and pineapples. The staff is attentive and friendly.

Kin, named after the Thai word for "eat," is a restaurant that specializes in a variety of typical pan-Asian dishes. From chicken katsu curry, Singapore noodles, and pad thai to salads, soups, and green chicken curry, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The prices are reasonable, around $8-$10 per dish. The service is good and the food is authentic.