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| Monday, October 27 2003 | |||
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It's hard to find that blend between good design, great food and bills that doesn't require your Switch card phone authorisation. |
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| A top-notch lineup of avant jazz, electronica, pop and world music from Europe's undisputed tune innovation capital at the Royal Festival Hall as we get a Snapshot From Paris. 7:45pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £12.50. 020 7960 4242 or online. | |||
The Drunken Monkey, a Chinese dim sum eatery, fills a huge gap in the London restaurant scene. Somehow the cuisine of 1.3 billion people has missed the London food revolution. For those in the dark, dim sum is the collective term for a selection of small steamed or fried snacks, the Chinese equivalent of tapas. At Shoreditch-based Drunken Monkey the dim sum is delicious and reasonably priced. Dishes range from £2.50 -£3.50 and with a wide array of cocktails and beer. It's no surprise that three weeks from launch the Drunken Monkey is already going down a storm with the locals. Just get there before the plebs find it. The
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| Asian-tinged French at the Notting Hill Arts Club Sticky Rice night premiering Daft Punk's Interstella 5555 film project. 8pm. 21 Notting Hill Gate, W11. Free before 8pm, £5 after. | |||
| Go ogle Elizabeth Hurley at Selfridges if that's the sort of thing you like. 5-6pm. 400 Oxford St, W1. Free. | |||
| Last chance for John Currin at the Serpentine, Smetana Nudes at AOP, Power play at the National Theatre and the V&A's photojournalism exhibition. | |||
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