Indian Cuisine Night! (Plus London Eye Video) | LaLuLondon

This was the start of our last full day in the UK, and I was happy I got to eat the full English breakfast again. Every single day the tea got better and better, and I have no idea why. A few sugar cubes and a couple drips of milk are all it takes to make British tea the best tea in the world. Compared to America, the Brits know what they?re doing.

Lunch was chosen on the spot: we quickly got take outs at the Cafe in St. James Park. I picked out an egg and cress sandwich (our equivalent is the egg salad sandwich), two types of crisps (sweet chili and sea salt), and of course Keith and I had to buy a cold glass of Fentiman?s Curiosity Cola. The sandwich was decent. Nothing bad, just good. The sweet chili crisps were excellent though and the Curiosity Cola was great as usual. 7/10

Egg & Cress sandwich with sweet chili chips and Curiosity Cola

For my final dinner in London, our group ate a The Monsoon, an ethnic Indian restaurant. We all got one appetizer, one main course, and one drink. I ordered Meat Samosa, Murghi Methi Massala (Tandoori chicken cooked with egg, minced meat, fenugreek leaves, and chef special medium sauce), and a lemonade. Nan (flat bread) and rice were also served with our dishes. All of the Monsoon food tasted very authentic, and everything was excellent. I especially enjoyed the Murghi Methi Massala and nan which made a great combination. Great way to spice up our dining and to round out our trip. 10/10

Meat Samosa

Murghi Methi Massala

Bonus: For everyone reading this blog, I put together a quick and small video of our time on the London Eye seeing London in the beautiful night sky:?http://youtu.be/grG10E72yyU

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