Red Mosquito

i spent a week maybe? damn i had so much fun.

I saw about 5 people walk into the bathroom on the plane in their g-damn socks on our flight back on Saturday. They really deserve to be put down and then burned.

Chris_H_2 wrote:I saw about 5 people walk into the bathroom on the plane in their g-damn socks on our flight back on Saturday. They really deserve to be put down and then burned.

Grosssss

what’s the difference between a person who wears their socks into an airplane bathroom and a pizza?

London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

the indian food is good

pubs in nice parts of town are good

food in pubs in nice parts of town is good

churchill museum is interesting

hyde park is average

harrod's is cool

everything royal family is not

roses are nice

I have no big problems with London...been dozens of times with rarely any complaints

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

96583UP wrote:the indian food is good

pubs in nice parts of town are good

food in pubs in nice parts of town is good

churchill museum is interesting

hyde park is average

harrod's is cool

everything royal family is not

roses are nice

I enjoy Hyde Park. It’s interesting how the Brits like to keep things a
bit wild and unkempt compared to our city parks.

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

I will be forgoing my current vegan ways for the entirety of our trip next year. My brother-in-law and his wife visited London back in January and loved Dishoom.

I am also eyeing Kricket's menu at the moment.

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

I will be forgoing my current vegan ways for the entirety of our trip next year. My brother-in-law and his wife visited London back in January and loved Dishoom.

I am also eyeing Kricket's menu at the moment.

Be sure to ramp yourself up by eating some sort of meat products before your trip and allowing yourself to adapt. Speaking from experience, suddenly reintroducing meat to your diet after a while without it can wreak havoc, and definitely don’t want that happening in a strange land.

bodysnatcher wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

I will be forgoing my current vegan ways for the entirety of our trip next year. My brother-in-law and his wife visited London back in January and loved Dishoom.

I am also eyeing Kricket's menu at the moment.

Be sure to ramp yourself up by eating some sort of meat products before your trip and allowing yourself to adapt. Speaking from experience, suddenly reintroducing meat to your diet after a while without it can wreak havoc, and definitely don’t want that happening in a strange land.

yeah, good thinking. I mean, I'm not going to go ham (no pun intended), but I definitely don't want to limit myself.

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

I will be forgoing my current vegan ways for the entirety of our trip next year. My brother-in-law and his wife visited London back in January and loved Dishoom.

I am also eyeing Kricket's menu at the moment.

I’ve been to Dishoom a couple times and can’t quite get behind it. Awesome decor though.

I also may’ve just been ordering the wrong thing.

dad wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:London is amazing. Have some relatives visiting there right now and it’s been fun to follow on the socials.

Best Indian food around too.

Do you have a favorite Indian spot?

Durbar Tandoori in Notting Hill

If they don't have the best Tandoori chicken in all of Notting Hill I will be infuriated.

The shrimp korma is outta site.

I will be forgoing my current vegan ways for the entirety of our trip next year. My brother-in-law and his wife visited London back in January and loved Dishoom.

I am also eyeing Kricket's menu at the moment.

Be sure to ramp yourself up by eating some sort of meat products before your trip and allowing yourself to adapt. Speaking from experience, suddenly reintroducing meat to your diet after a while without it can wreak havoc, and definitely don’t want that happening in a strange land.

yeah, good thinking. I mean, I'm not going to go ham (no pun intended), but I definitely don't want to limit myself.

European restaurants tend to have better sourced and prepared seafood choices than American restaurants. Could be a good way to ease into things.

I think this guy has my dream job, just flying all over the world trying different types of first class flights

that beef tenderloin she had looked way overcooked and dry