Yori is a Korean BBQ place that has locations all around London and beyond. We stumbled upon one in Cambridge, but they weren’t able to accommodate any additional people on the day we went there, so we went back the next day, after reserving a table, and decided to get a rather big lunch.
[Ad- Gifted Experience] We’ve been to Las Iguanas quite a few times, as it’s a fantastic Mexican restaurant, and we love Mexican food! One of the great things about them is their loyalty app. This app often has freebies, exclusive offers, and changes to win different things! Often, there is some sort of cocktail feature (at the time that we went, you could take a little survey to know what new cocktail you’d be best likely to enjoy, and then get to try it for free). Kid’s eat free can also be found on the app, along with perks for limited time dishes, discounts on things like giftcards and more. It’s just a lovely way to get a bit of savings!
The Silo Restaurant and Gift Shop is a pretty interesting place to eat at in Upstate New York. My cousins wanted to go here, as one of them really loves the eggs benedict crab cakes, and wanted to show me the place. We went with my dad for a breakfast and then a bit of an explore around the gift shop aspect of The Silo. But first, let’s get into the food.
[Ad- gifted experience] We are a big fan of Wagamama in our household, with one opening up in our town a few years back, which we often go to! Wagamama has Japanese-inspired dishes, which come out as and when they are ready. Their menus are often changing, with new features coming and going. Their latest collab, Wagamama x Buldak, added two new menu items that are full of spice. Robin, our in-house spice queen became very excited to try these! She has been a fan of buldak ramen (along with sriracha) for quite some time.
One morning while visiting my family, my sister planned on going to Scrappy’s Diner for breakfast, and I tagged along! I remember going out for breakfast here when I was in my last year of high school, so it was neat to return back. Scrappy’s Diner is very much a classic American dinner, with booth seating, a little bar where you can sit on your own, and a lot of classic breakfast and lunch dishes. We went before lunch started to be served (though breakfast is served all day) as our goal was to have something for breakfast.