If one is to go the route of stereotypes, we might be tempted to think that Thai food is all about green curry and pad thai noodles. After all, most local Thai food menus tend to hinge on these classic dishes, but a real foodie with an eye for detail will prove otherwise. A more researched finding
Valentine’s Day is celebrated all over the world. But Valentine’s Day in Asia has its own unique customs. Some even celebrate it on different dates, and some have more than one Valentine’s Day over the year. So let’s quit the talking and let’s dive right into the first countriesI want to tell you about in this blog that celebrate Valentine’s
We love hearing people talking about Tootoomoo and seeing what they have to say. Here are some reviews of Tootoomoo Crouch End since its opening: Ellie’s London lifestyle and food blog, The Young Domestic Goddess, with restaurant reviews, and recipes (her Vietnamese Pho Ga Chichekn Noodle Soup is particularly delightful!), reviews Tootoomoo in Crouch
Here at Tootoomoo we love getting involved with the local community. Heres a few events we’ve been involved with recently. Highgate Fair We attended the first ever Highgate Fair at Lauderdale House earlier this month. It was great fun to see so many customers enjoying the fine food on offer and to meet new faces too.
Very soon Rokesly Infant and Nursery School will be opening their new wildlife garden. This garden will be a place where all of Rokesly School’s 3-7 year olds can have access, to garden and learn. Tootoomoo volunteered in helping to create the new garden, and donated additional seeds to their project. We’re keen for our customers to get
At the end of February, Tootoomoo visited Coleridge Primary School’s reception classes, to run a series of storytelling sessions. This was run by professional child educationalist, Vicci Parker, as part of Tootoomoo’s free schools programme. Spanning 4 classes, the children enjoyed acting out the story of Tootoomoo: Who was Tootoomoo? There is a tale of a young girl called Tootoomoo who
Tootoomoo Volunteering our time to the local charities is paramount to our playing an active role in the lives of our customers and our community.
The concept behind Tootoomoo was to serve delicious, fresh, and healthy food induced with flavours found in Asian street markets. ~ Chef Ricky Pang
Cities all over the world are ringing in the Year of the Snake with dragon dances, heavy metallic makeup, and elaborate costumes in the annual celebrations for the Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, which began on 10th February.
Hailed as one of the best street artist in London, Milo Tchais has made a name for himself with brilliant works that spreads across the capital. So when the opportunity to bring him into the Tootoomoo project presented itself, we did not hesitate to grab it with full hands.