213 East Lane, HA0, 020-8904 2760, no website This Punjabi canteen makes Kahari King look like the Ritz.
A few steps farther along are the centuries-old book he read about his hero, Alexander the Great, and the objects the sultan would have taken to battle: a water canteen made of rock crystal, silver, ruby and gold and a saddle made of leather, velvet and metallic thread.
A restaurant might reduce portions of frequently leftover dishes, or a staff canteen might make smaller batches of often unfinished meals.
In its vast Movie Town, in Hong Kong's then sparsely settled New Territories, stars and stage hands alike lived in dormitories, ate at a central canteen and made movies day and night.
Deliberately fall over in a crowded scene (a school playground, canteen, sidewalk, etc), making it look like an accident, clutch the part where you are "hurt" Make sure a lot of people see you fall so you have witnesses.
(The Victorian explorer Henry Stanley had to melt down his zinc canteens to make bullets hard enough to penetrate the giraffe's hide).
And Tesco has confirmed that up to 9,000 jobs are at risk as it closes fresh food counters in about 90 of its stores, as well as some staff canteens, and makes cuts at its head office.
But from today, the Swedish firm is making its canteen more vegan-friendly, by rolling out veggie balls alongside its crowd-pleasing meatballs.
