Half Malaysian, half Scottish, Julie Lin's career spans a MasterChef place, two smash-hit restaurants, a TV career, and award-winning influencer status. "I had an exhibition in Hong Kong a few months ago which was based on covid and Ukraine. 'Hospitality is just making people feel happy': Interview with co-owner of the Glasgow pub The Thornwood 74 2 Comments Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Amanda Maclellan Culture & People Lead Scottish Rail Holdings 6mo Report this comment Report Report Well said! First dish you learned to cook? Interview with co-owner of the glasgow pub the thornwood ny. Months later and she had her first pop-up, a tiny stand down a bin alley. Six by Nico Byres Road will be the eleventh restaurant in his expanding portfolio, which includes locations in Scotland, England, and Ireland with plans to expand the brand across the UK and the UAE in the future. Up-and-coming, post-punk quartet Dead Pony have enjoyed their fair share of success in a rather sensational, albeit, surreal 2020. It's why I never call our food authentic, because it's not.
Favourite cooking gadget? Explained Mark, "The original idea was to box in the brick and steel pillars, which we decided against, and I'm so glad that we did otherwise it would've been an entirely different bar. Love on Top will see up to 80 people join the super sociable event, taking in VEGA's panoramic views of Glasgow whilst meeting new people and sipping on sky-high cocktails for a singles party with a Valentine's twist. Interview with co-owner of the glasgow pub the thornwood apartments. 'We do have a recipe guide, ' Julie explains, 'but "a shuggle of that" seems to be my most prominent phrase in the kitchen.
With its longstanding commitment to the restaurant industry, Champagne Ayala is known for its chardonnay driven, low-dosage wines, crafted with precision and delicacy in a boutique scale. It was one of the most perfect dishes I've had. It's really, really nice that it's a space where everyone can be comfortable to be themselves. Glasgow Marrow's Student Cook Book is a collaboration from clubs and societies across the University of Glasgow, producing a book of "amazing student recipes" for "an amazing cause".... Steve Clarke's Scotland made international football history as they finally ended a 22 year wait of qualifying for an international tournament, after beating Serbia on penalties. The Champagne: Ayala Le Blanc de Blanc 2015. The bar's message for fans follows airlines bumping up prices for flights to London after Scotland qualified for Euro 2020 - the team's first major tournament since the 1998 World Cup. Duck & Waffle will open the doors to its Edinburgh restaurant on 1st February. November 2020 - Page 5 of 12. Amid all the glamor of owning restaurants, there's a lot of stuff that you have to deal with and take really seriously to make sure that people are okay. 'I always think, when you recall your best meals, they're never at a Michelin place. It's a hand-battered steel wok. To his right are a collection of paint brushes and other tools of his trade. Fast-forward a few years and Julie was onto her next venture: A second restaurant opened in conjunction with the owners of nearby pub The Thornwood. Fonab Castle, the luxury five-star hotel and spa resort with fine dining restaurant in Pitlochry, is an impressive setting for a Burns Night supper. The #10000BlackInterns programme is a project that aims...
With some solo success under her belt, she took the plunge and opened her first restaurant in 2017, Julie's Kopitiam. 'I can't follow a recipe, ' she freely admits. A wok, you can cook anything in one. Big Fat Noodles, that's what my mum called them. We also raised the ceiling of the bar area which has really opened up the space. Photos: Richard Gaston. Interview with co-owner of the glasgow pub the thornwood school. Choose a plan from below, subscribe, and get access to our exclusive articles! How a place looks and feels equates to so much of the dining experience, it's not just about the food. The year of 1998 saw the release of James Cameron's Titanic which dominated the Oscars, the search engine Google was founded, Bill Clinton became the second president in history... Once people have learned the basics, they quickly become intuitive. Sean will be taking to the streets of Glasgow, Streetmate style – think Davina McCall peak 90s' – on Friday 3rd February, to create some in-person matches in the city centre.
It has been a much-loved cornerstone of Glasgow's West Endsince 1994, epitomising the concept of a buzzy neighbourhood hub at the heart of the community, and inspiring folk to wander off the beaten path to enjoy its unique proposition. The sooner you accept that you're going to have to make mistakes the better. Live music from six-piece band Brother Man will provide an music to keep couples dancing until late into the evening. A five-star castle near Glasgow will celebrate an evening of love. The new landmark restaurant in listed former banking halls will be the first project led by the brothers, who previously worked for chef Francesco Mazzei of Sartoria on Savile Row in London. Glasgow bar taking table bookings seven months before Scotland's Euro 2020 clash with England. Local greens are wok-fried instead of traditional produce like choi sum, and the two restaurants' laksa broth is made with langoustine shells rather than king prawns. Eager punters have started showing interest as the post was liked nearly 1, 000 times and retweeted 70 times. A new programme to recruit 10, 000 Black Interns into top British companies over the next five years has launched and experienced massive support from top industry leaders and politicians. What was the last great meal you had?
So what's the rest of the design like? The exterior of this corner unit looks great. This are also houses an exposed brick wall with a neon sign saying 'No Bams', a picture of which has been getting a lot of attention on social media. There's still time for a last round though, as the final day for golf bookings is 18 February.
There's also exposed brick pillars and steel columns, which nearly didn't see the light of day for long. I really loved the barbecue flavours and that they don't use much meat – I don't actually eat that much meat. 'I find this sustainability argument one of the most interesting things. Julie's quick bites.
'We keep a really close eye on that. Plus, substitutes aren't such a bad thing. Me, Mark and Fraser [Julie's business partners who also own the Thornwood pub nearby] designed this restaurant ourselves and that was really important to me. It's going to be a busy year and as Paul Trainer and Lorraine Wilson reveal, Scots will be spoiled for choice in the months ahead with a plethora of special attractions and events taking place across the country... There's The Female Chef book, a tome of talent that features 'back-to-back women I look up to every day', Julie says. Interview with co-owner of the Glasgow pub The Thornwood. The first instalment in our new series to inform students about various living crises and how to deal with them. Peter Howson sits in his studio opposite a large canvas, decorated with a menagerie of bulbous, menacing figures. Her culinary journey started back in 2014 when she appeared on MasterChef, reaching the quarterfinals. They had this pork belly dish with Japanese mustard on top, which was spicy and then the meat was soft and gelatinous with super crispy skin.
They take three days to make, and you can see where people have moulded it. It's something that I'm constantly learning about. So I think I'd love to be an interior designer for restaurants in another life. So Acme Fire Cult felt like a nice balance and a new way to cook outdoors but in a restaurant setting. Who or what has been your biggest inspiration? They're actually Kway Teow – a type of rice noodles – and they're very simply cooked with chilli paste, soy sauce, prawns, and beansprouts. Glasgow's Thornwood area, which was part of neighbouring Partick until 1912, has a new-look pub that would've made all those that fought for its independence proud. Believe in yourself and believe in your mistakes as well. Where is your favourite foodie destination? Set over one ground-floor level, the bar is on the right-hand-side as you enter and the entire floor is wooden with lovely pattered tiles at the foot of the bar.
Cultural food, definitely. The restaurant will offer a gastro-diner experience, welcoming guests for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Read MoreGlasgow Times | News. Firstly, it has to be through love, very cheesy but true. Along the back of the space is a dark wooden panelling with black and white pictures of old Glasgow and brass picture lights below which is burgandy leather chesterfield fixed seating. Paul Trainer Editor, GlasgowWorld 6mo Report this post Report Report A neighbourhood local, The Thornwood has grown into one of our favourite pubs. The dish: Cold sesame wheat noodles.
Is calling Conservatives "scum" a bad move? In response to the recent "Tory scum" debacle, our culture columnist Ciara considers whether it is appropriate to insult people on the other side of the political spectrum. Describe your cooking style in three words? Find Julie Lin on social media. Should we really be searching for authenticity right now? This popular spot serves lunch and dinner and has a broader menu than Julie's Kopitiam, welcoming southeast Asian dishes in all their guises. I don't find any foods guilty because I would have so many, if that's what we were to call it. We, Yahoo, are part of the Yahoo family of brands. Also set in the bay window are some more of those lovely silver ceiling tiles and two burgundy Perspex pendant lamps with tassels, the likes of which I've never seen before anywhere else. They also have a thing there called tortillitas de camarone, which is very similar to a prawn fritter that you get in Malaysia. With space for just a handful of diners, this small restaurant is cosy and casual and deals in big, bold flavours.
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