What's on in East Dulwich
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Summer Tech Workshops 4 Kids - Robotics, Coding, Electronics, Typing - Belair House, SE21 - Aug 2015
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We went there yesterday for lunch, which was really delicious and excellent value. A starter plus a main is £11.95 for their "lunchtime special". Just a main is £8.95. We had excellent gyozas to start, then I had pad thai and my partner had a stir fry, both with tofu. They were large helpings, freshly cooked, with fresh veg. There is the option to have chicken or beef (prawns are £2 extra) Also they now have Thai beer (Singha) on draught or in bottles (previously it was being your own alcohol). The service was also good. We were sorry and surprised not to see more people in there, particularly as there was a match on. It is really worth the short walk from Lordship Lane! -
Stop posting contextless YouTube links and make an argument with words. In English. if the YouTube link backs up your argument then all well and good. But just links on their own is demented -
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I remember farthings. And threepenny bits I used to buy balls of wool at a shop in Streatham for sixpence three farthings.
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