London, England - King's Cross & Dishoom - August 2024

After Harrod's, we popped across town to go to the London Transport Museum, for which I don't have any photos - it's a great museum, though, all dedicated to black cabs, the Underground, trains, and double decker buses. We then came west to go to King's Cross/St. Pancras Stations so that A could visit Platform 9 3/4, and then we went to dinner at the Dishoom - King's Cross. Dishoom is considered one of the best Indian food restaurants in the world, and we specifically went to the King's Cross location, which is an old railway transit shed. It has a specific history to the Indian citizens of Great Britain as a godown, and its decor is specifically celebratory of that.

I think that's a Maserati chilling in front of St. Pancras Hotel and station. And maybe another one in front of it. This is an expensive hotel, is what I'm saying.

I'd been to King's Cross before, but wanted to give A the experience - this entrance is right by Platform 9 3/4.

This is Platform 9 3/4. It's basically a tourist trap, but that didn't stop me from doing this pose when the first time I went. However, A didn't want to be embarrassed and apparently has more chill than I do.

If you want to buy the photos from the cart in the wall, you coincidentally have to walk through this giant Harry Potter shop.

On to some of the best Indian food outside of India in the world!

You can tell here it was an old railway shed.

They let me gank this menu - our waiter was incredible. And as this was A's birthday dinner, they brought us a complimentary chili ice cream lava cake at the end. It was hella spicy.

A has a samosa left on her plate (mine were all gone), then we also got Chicken Ruby and some garlic naan. Dishoom is the best Indian food I've ever had, hands down.

The Victoria Line is one of my favorites. The Underground truly is the most efficient way to get around London.

Here comes our Tube!