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  From humble dishes of pasta to exquisite dining, check out our list of the best Italian restaurants in London. Read our guide to the top locations for superb Italian food, whether you’re looking for classic pizzerias, fine-dining Mayfair restaurants, or buzzy Soho diners. These are the best Italian restaurants in London. Manteca is the best for fresh pasta. When Smokestak creator David Carter and former Kitty Fisher’s chef Chris Leach started a residency at 10 Heddon Street, reviewers lauded the restaurant’s exceptional fresh pasta, and with good reason. Thankfully, the couple has found a permanent home in the shape of Manteca in Soho, which offers some of the same items from the pop-previous up’s menu, including the delectable nduja steamed mussels with cream and parsley. Know more about foods with our  food related articles . Order the tonnarelli with brown crab and cacio e Pepe or the rigatoni with kale sauce and parmesan from the pasta menu. Porchetta with lemon and rose...

  We’ve taught you how to traverse the physical environment of London’s culinary scene, but what about the digital? With the rise in popularity of food blogs and Pinterest, it’s great to have a go-to list of food blogs that regularly produce gorgeous pictures, helpful reviews, and – most importantly – tasty recipes. We’ve compiled a list of best London’s 10 food blogs, which provide a mix of reviews, how-tos, and some real visual candy. Here are Best 10 Food Blogs in London. London Eater Many of London’s stylish (and hence poorly lit) eating spots make it difficult to take a nice photograph. With furtive snaps between meals, you’re either blinding folks with your flash or conjuring up real spy game images. As a result, we like Kang Leong’s site even more for its beautiful photographs and informative restaurant evaluations! (As well as, thankfully, costs.) Leong does an excellent job of setting the picture, and his blog includes a terrific list of places to eat (and not eat) in Lond...

The 5 Most Popular Ethnic Cuisines in the UK It’s no wonder that people throughout the British Isles are looking for turkey, mince pies, and plum duff as the Christmas season approaches. What’s remarkable is that around the Christmas and New Year holidays, Google searches for our favorite ethnic dishes skyrocket, demonstrating how much we like diverse cuisine. But which one is our personal favorite? Here, we analyze Google Trends data to see how the world’s cuisine rates on the UK’s palette. Google collects information on a variety of subjects, including national cuisines, and assigns a score to each one based on the amount of interest in the subject. Additionally, Google utilizes artificial intelligence to classify national cuisine search phrases. For example, a search for Japanese cuisine will turn up hundreds or thousands of results, including names of well-known Japanese restaurants, Japanese rice, sushi, sushi recipes, and Japanese food. If Bristol receives a score of 100 for Japa...