Wok This Way

Wok This Way, 48 High Street, Oakham, Rutland, 2015 • Nice bushes! Less traditional than it looks – specials include Quorn and gluten-free dishes.

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Stuart says:

2015/02/02 at 09:36

Reminds me of a greasy spoon turned oriental takeaway in Bath… wonder if it’s still there?

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By Vici MacDonald
On 2015/02/02
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2015, Oakham, Rutland, Shopfront Elegy

chinese, eaterie, pun, red, traditional

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