YasminSalaya

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Hello! I've been in East Dulwich for 2 1/2 years now but still barely know anyone else here. I can't make it on the 17th but was wondering if anyone would be up for coming if I booked a table and arranged a dinner at one of the restaurants?

When people end their FB status with 'that is all'. Of course 'that is all' you've just finished your status!! That and people on buses who have lost the ability to ask you to let them past and instead just stare.

My own side of the river? I live in East Dulwich! He's more Forest Hill way. There are a couple of good quality Indian restaurants but some of the others are not. It's so sad to walk past them, particularly mid-week when they have 1 table in or no customers at all. My friend was going to pay the owner 50% of the food profits to cover rent of the kitchen he was offered. I do know some others that do a kind of pop-up in pubs that have been very popular. Agreed, it'll be best to go in and ask at the restaurants themselves though. I just posted on here to get opinions whereas he'll be the one asking around. Not sure whether street food fits his style but then the Northcote road market is going from strength to strength and would be a good starting point.

...do you think there are of one of the many Indian buffet restaurants letting someone 'borrow' the restaurant for a while and turn it into somewhere people reaaaaally want to eat!? I have a brilliant chef friend who was offered a kitchen space in Hackney whereby the owner covered the drink and my friend was to deal with the food. Unfortunately this fell through. I have a few favourite (why am I getting the squiggly red line under this? we're in England not America)restaurants around here but feel like something is missing. Any further thoughts would be much appreciated :)