For people living in London where do you like to hang out? shop? chill out? etc. I'm trying to be a bit more outgoing and I want to visit different parts of London, its usually the south and north for me.

Like whats the best restaurant in China town? personally I like the Green restaurant on the corner of China town haha I'm sorry I don't know the name. I use to go to MISO that Japanese restaurant but now the hype has gone down ever since they found a cockroach infestation in the kitchen.

Obviously Oxford, Bond and Regent street are the best places to shop for me but theres just too many tourists and people, I get really hot and bothered.

And I like chilling out in Covent Garden looking at the "expressional artists" like those guys who paint themsleves in silver and don't move for like 5 minutes

I need to expand my horizons, I'm sick of visiting the same old places.

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Hey...

I was born and raised in London and still find I'm finding out about new places and things to do...it's a massive place!

It's a bit freaky but I always go to this restaurant on the corner of chinatown, which is green too...a restaurant unoriginally called London Chinatown. It's got some shocking pictures on the walls... Same place? It does really good Dim Sum...and is small and friendly. It's funny when I take people for Dim Sum who are not used to it for the first time...the looks on their faces when they see all the 'weird' dishes.

I'm a bit of a social barfly and have friends all over town...grew up in North London and have lived in the south in Clapham for the last two years. I go out all over...used to spend a lot of time around Camden and Upper street, used to frequent the East end with all the bars and galleries. It's a little bit pretentious there now but Brick Lane on a sunday is great..You've also got the markets and boutiques there.

Clapham and Brixton are good for bars, brixton especially if you want something a little bit real and not pretentious like the east london venues ...and of course you've got Notting Hill and Fulham...a little bit wanky but nice nonetheless.

I like to occasionally chill on the south bank, there's lots to do creatively there..you've got the best cinema and theatre there...also chilling out at the tate modern on a weekend is a favorite of mine...spending an afternoon in a gallery....

Shopping wise...you've got the above places...I've just got back from a holiday in Australia and Hong Kong and spent a fucking fortune on clothes...

There's my condensed version of London in 5 mins.

PM me if you are in London this Thu-Sun, as I want some action!!

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Honey-bunnyyyy...

LOL!! I don't really like Fulham and Notting Hill is alright, haha but wanky! I see what you mean though.

I haven't been to Brixton for ages I probably pop down there this weekend with my boyf. He's so used to North London I want him to show the grimier side of London.

I've had yumcha at The Jade. Great food, very rude service (which I've heard is fairly typical).

Hey

Yeah grimy's always good. Are you originally from London?

p.s I like your attachment. Did you make it?

if u want action go to tiger tiger

What's that?

where I go to meet women

It's a meat market there... very easy to pick up.

I don't need to find women. I prefer Asian men.