The real UK food...
Because airline food doesn't count I thought I'd feature some of the actual digestible food I ate whilst in the UK.
At Sainsbury's we picked up some munchies. The thing that had me squealing for about 15 minutes was the soy sauce shaped like a fish. Seriously.
Vegetarian sushi = yum.
Also we got this cheese pack. I was addicted to this cranberry cheese and I'm kind of sad about it not being with me currently. Seriously. I now have the urge to go out and buy white cheddar.
In London we ate in a pub on the Thames and I can't remember the name of it. I had the goat cheese and caramelized onion tart salad. OMG so good!
And it was kind of a novelty seeing "pint" marked on all pint glasses. It was even cooler ordering pomegranate juice at a pub.
In Ipswich two places we ate at that I like were Golden Dragon (Chinese food) and Mizu (Japanese food). Both places were great! The absolute best part about eating at restaurants in the UK is everything vegetarian is labels with a V. It made finding something to eat super easy and I wish stupid US restaurants would do that.
I never got to eat at it but there was a potato cart in Town Centre. It smelled so delicious! I want a potato cart to pop up here somewhere.
At Sainsbury's we picked up some munchies. The thing that had me squealing for about 15 minutes was the soy sauce shaped like a fish. Seriously.
Vegetarian sushi = yum.
Also we got this cheese pack. I was addicted to this cranberry cheese and I'm kind of sad about it not being with me currently. Seriously. I now have the urge to go out and buy white cheddar.
In London we ate in a pub on the Thames and I can't remember the name of it. I had the goat cheese and caramelized onion tart salad. OMG so good!
And it was kind of a novelty seeing "pint" marked on all pint glasses. It was even cooler ordering pomegranate juice at a pub.
In Ipswich two places we ate at that I like were Golden Dragon (Chinese food) and Mizu (Japanese food). Both places were great! The absolute best part about eating at restaurants in the UK is everything vegetarian is labels with a V. It made finding something to eat super easy and I wish stupid US restaurants would do that.
I never got to eat at it but there was a potato cart in Town Centre. It smelled so delicious! I want a potato cart to pop up here somewhere.