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If you go to Britain, bring your own food.

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Nah. Went over to Liverpool and London, there’s good food. Just avoid low-end british cuisine, high end is fine, but expensive. Lebanese places in particular seemed to be all-around great, with good prices, tasty food, and friendly people.

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Also tons of great indian restaurants and some intersting traditionally english foods to try.

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No, no, let’s let this play out.

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Feck off. Have a curry, ffs.

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What a trope

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Everybody did. Now we have everything.

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Britain has some seriously great food - I don’t know if you’re just memeing but their Indian food is probably the best in the world and traditional fare like pies, sausages, cheeses and fried fish are all delicious.

If you’re vegan you are going to have an unpleasant time, though.

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I have a friend who went to London and just ate at Whole Foods all the time. So, vegans can survive.

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The best vegan recipes are indian. You can certainly eat well as a vegetarian in London, but most places will have an indian restaurant with a few veggie choices.

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Veggie is a lot easier than vegan. Ghee is used a lot in Indian cooking.

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Depends where you go, the vegetarian and vegan scene in Brighton is pretty damn impressive.

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