Tucked inside Stratford Westfield’s bustling food court is a spot serving fluffy baos, crispy bites, and refreshing drinks — all at a price that feels worth it. Curious which bao stole the show and why this place earned an Azuki Approved badge? Read on to discover my full review of Master Bao.

Dream Nails has branches across London — but was it the dream experience for me? I booked a manicure, feet polish, and eyebrow threading ahead of my holiday to Greece, hoping for a pampering session. Instead, it left me with mixed feelings and an 🚫 Azuki Pass. Curious to know why? Read the full review for the honest breakdown.

Craving Japanese food in East London? Whashoku Sushi & Bar in Royal Wharf offers comforting, authentic dishes with generous portions and consistently warm service. From fresh Chirashi Don to crispy tempura and colourful rolls, there's plenty to satisfy your cravings. With dine-in, collection, and halal-friendly options, it’s a local gem worth a visit. 🌟 Azuki Approved—this is one spot I keep coming back to!

Hamilton live in London was a bucket-list moment—and it didn’t disappoint. From clever choreography to powerful performances, the cast brought fresh energy to this iconic musical. While the seats weren’t the comfiest, the view and the vibe made up for it. If you’ve sung the soundtrack on repeat or watched the Disney+ version, seeing it live brings a whole new magic. Here’s my honest take—from stage design to story flow and seat comfort.

Welcome to Azuki Says: London Wanderlist—your honest, personal guide to the best (and sometimes not-so-best) of London. As an introverted wanderer who notices the little things, I share thoughtful reviews of shows, eats, stays, and hidden gems with my unique badge system. Whether you’re planning a visit or just curious, join me as I explore this vibrant city, helping you find your perfect London adventures.