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But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either5 -
Clem_Snide said:
But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either
All the whilst the Spoons is in Woolwich there will be somewhere decent to eat.
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The great Harry.ElfsborgAddick said:Clem_Snide said:
But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either
All the whilst the Spoons is in Woolwich there will be somewhere decent to eat.1 -
Clem_Snide said:
But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either
Also closed in Nottingham a few years ago. Sad times for burger connoisseurs.0 -
fenlandaddick said:Clem_Snide said:
But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either
Also closed in Nottingham a few years ago. Sad times for burger connoisseurs.
Blimey, when I was growing up(to a point) in the 70's there was a Wimpy in every town.
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More of a KFC man nowadays.
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There were 2 in Woolwich in my time - the main one and a cute little one in Hare Street.ElfsborgAddick said:fenlandaddick said:Clem_Snide said:
But has recently suffered a devastating loss with the closure of the Wimpy.Diebythesword said:
One of my colleagues is Chinese/italian, mentioned I lived in Woolwich and she said Jinshi has got quite a bit of buzz from the Chinese expat community. The culinary scene in Woolwich does punch above its weight.cabbles said:Slightly off the topic of pubs, but I like the swimming pool that’s opened up there by the square. Take my boys there, and we come all the way over from Shirley/west wickham
It’s a good setup for their ages
ate in that Chinese restaurant by the new build flats called Jinshi yesterday. Not bad either
Also closed in Nottingham a few years ago. Sad times for burger connoisseurs.
Blimey, when I was growing up(to a point) in the 70's there was a Wimpey in every town.1




