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Re: The Doors of Perception

Nov 12, 2005, 21:16

>A cockneyed man who was one of those with a wry glint in his eye seemed to me to be the shop owner.<

There's a good seafood restaurant in Burnham-on-Crouch called the Contented Sole - wonder if it's run by the same guy ;-)

And for another spiritual experience of the epicurean kind (especially if you've time on your hands while waiting to catch a train from Liverpool Street Station), Moshi Moshi Sushi on the mezzanine is highly recommended (but don't drink much there 'cause a piddling little bottle of beer will cost you more than two and a half quid). Start off with uni (sea urchin) and work your way through maguro (tuna), ika (squid) and kani (crab) finishing off with unagi (eel). A couple of those each and other little titbits (plus a beer if you really have to) will set you back about thirty quid - but you'll come away smiling and just longing for the next time you're waiting for that train to eternity :-)

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