Was this the new A.Wong or the original?Originally Posted by Sir C
You are, and you'll enjoy every morsel. Don't give the cat any chilli sauce lest he shíte everywhere.
I lunched on Friday from 11 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. A truly memorable feast of the daintiest morsels which went on and on and on... and at 7 I demanded, and was given, a large doner
The wrong Wong?
The new one is total ****, so I'm assuming Charlie whiled away his afternoon up to his tits in wonderful gloop at the fabulous original.
Proof, also, that two Wongs don't make a Wight.
Is it? Is it really? How disappointing. I thought Andrew could do no wong.
The original. 5 hours of the world's finest dim sum
Oh man. You've convinced me I'll have to go back before I leave London foreverThe original. 5 hours of the world's finest dim sum
Does it not become an endless array of dumplings with chilli sauce or soya sauce?Oh man. You've convinced me I'll have to go back before I leave London forever
I have had dim sum in the place it was allegedly invented and in several places highly rated by the locals (in HK) and was underwhelmed every time. It started out ok but once the dumplings started coming they seemed to never end.
Loath as I am to agree with you in matters culinary, I must admit I am finding leeeedle beet the common ground with you here.Does it not become an endless array of dumplings with chilli sauce or soya sauce?
I have had dim sum in the place it was allegedly invented and in several places highly rated by the locals (in HK) and was underwhelmed every time. It started out ok but once the dumplings started coming they seemed to never end.
I find Dim Sum great at first and then it all starts getting a bit samey.
I mean I keep eating the little fůckers, don't get me wrong. A man's got to fill himself up. But they do start to get a wee bit indistinct.
And there was that time Ainsley Harriot fed me one from his chopsticks. That may have turned me against them.
This isn't The Lotus Inn mate. None of this shít comes frozen from Iceland.Loath as I am to agree with you in matters culinary, I must admit I am finding leeeedle beet the common ground with you here.
I find Dim Sum great at first and then it all starts getting a bit samey.
I mean I keep eating the little fůckers, don't get me wrong. A man's got to fill himself up. But they do start to get a wee bit indistinct.
And there was that time Ainsley Harriot fed me one from his chopsticks. That may have turned me against them.
And there I was hoping for a sensible discussion of the matter.
And what is the Lotus Inn when it's at home?
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