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Brother Thai, Whitchurch Road, Cardiff: review
On July 16, 2021 by The Plate Licked CleanAndrew Chongsathien’s Brother Thai has built a reputation rivalled by very few. He is South Wales street food royalty, one of that select few with such a following that we gladly form queues visible from space. So it’s easy to understand the excitement around this, their first permanent home here on Cardiff’s Whitchurch Road. The
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Bones Supperclub by Lee Skeet, revisit
On July 7, 2021 by The Plate Licked CleanIf you’re new to Lee Skeet’s Bones Supperclubs, you should probably read my initial love letter to his food, here. Since my first visit- tonight’s was my third, with more to come- I have, in the words of m’colleague Rhydian of Bwyta yn y Briffdinas, ‘banged on about him’. Mea culpa. It worked, I suppose:
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Maasi’s Kitchen, Victoria Park, Canton, Cardiff: review
On July 3, 2021 by The Plate Licked CleanCanton- as you already know because you’ve been paying attention- is currently the most interesting area to eat out in Cardiff. The range on The Food Mile (let’s agree not to quibble over the odd few metres here and there) is what sets it apart. Gluten-free and vegan, shawarma to bulgogi, pizze to pierogi, cake