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Eatdrink #80 November/December 2019 - The Holiday Issue

The LOCAL food and drink magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007

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SUNDAY BRUNCH<br />

11am−2pm<br />

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Heather's<br />

Incomparable Journeys<br />

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Travel the slow roads to charming tidy towns, music-filled pubs,<br />

ancient tombs & castles. Enjoy leisurely walks, gourmet food &<br />

welcoming country hotels. You won’t find another itinerary like it.<br />

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Absorb the history, culture & countryside as we explore major cities<br />

& Tatras Mountains in Poland, the capitals of Baltic States,<br />

and St. Petersburg, Imperial Capital of Russia.<br />

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Explore the splendour of Lake Como, Undiscovered Umbria, Amazing<br />

Amalfi Coast, Hilltowns of Calabria, and Florence & Rome.<br />

For any and all of your travel needs<br />

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Heather Wilkinson<br />

Regional Office: 31 Nottinghill Gate, Suite 203, Oakville<br />

TICO#50013851<br />

Open 7 Days a Week<br />

Mon/Tues 11:30-10, Wed/Thurs 11:30-11, Fri/Sat 11:30-12, Sun 11-10<br />

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head brewer and a founding worker-owner of the<br />

worker-owned and operated brewery. “<strong>The</strong> beer<br />

we are brewing really is an agricultural product<br />

and it’s the necessary trend of craft beer to use<br />

local ingredients if it is to be a truly local beer.<br />

londonbrewing.ca<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bun offers authentic Sichuan-style Chinese<br />

street food, rejecting improvised Canadian-Chinese<br />

food dishes. <strong>The</strong> menu is straightforward , you<br />

order at the counter, and waiters deliver food to<br />

the long communal tables. Start by trying the<br />

pulled pork sandwich or Sichuan-style wontons<br />

with special chili house sauce. <strong>The</strong>re is a delicious<br />

sour and spicy Sichuan shredded potato dish and<br />

blistered tiger skin peppers (the name comes from<br />

the color of the peppers after they’ve been seared in<br />

a hot wok, which resembles a tiger’s coat). <strong>The</strong>re is<br />

a variety of good noodle dishes. 196 Dundas Street,<br />

519-567-5741.<br />

Rain & Sunny Chinese Noodles, a Hunan-inspired<br />

noodle house has opened at 186 King St., northeast<br />

of Five Fortune House, in the premises of the<br />

former King’s Diner.<br />

Some of the most consistent dim sum is to be found<br />

at London Chinese Restaurant, located in the strip<br />

mall at Oxford and Wonderland. It is served all<br />

day. Wing’s Kitchen at Highbury near Cheapside<br />

also serves some of the best dim sum in the city.<br />

We recommend you go there from Thursday to<br />

Sunday for the finest experience. Golden Dragon in<br />

Byron is known for the best crisp, dark-golden skin<br />

Peking duck. Ordering the barbeque duck or Peking<br />

duck in advance is always recommended. <strong>The</strong><br />

upscale Congee House is a favourite, reliably good<br />

and known for its Cantonese dishes and congee.<br />

Five Fortune Culture House located downtown at<br />

Richmond and King is well known for its Yunnanstyle<br />

home cooking with Sichuan and Guizhou<br />

influences.<br />

Thursday nights are now a Jazz Night at Michael’s<br />

On <strong>The</strong> Thames, with a different jazz ensemble<br />

featured each week. Join Michael’s for a glass of<br />

wine, appetizers or dinner BUT be sure to join them<br />

for the jazz on Thursdays! 1 York St, London, 519-<br />

672-0111, michaelsonthethames.com<br />

Wich is Wich has relocated to Wellington St., south<br />

of Oxford (once Willie’s Café), serving the same<br />

great food (global flavours, exotic ingredients,<br />

and textural contrasts). Still, they’re not just<br />

serving gourmet sandwiches. Chef Josh Sawyer<br />

calls it “homestyle,” and they’re taking comfort<br />

food to a whole new level. Locally-sourced<br />

whenever possible, meals are crafted from hearty

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