Yummy - Chinese Food to Take Away

This is a silly post, but also a public service. Recently I was ready to order a Chinese Take Away from our not-so-local restaurant but we didn't have a menu. There was no online presence or menu for the restaurant and we had to ask the chap on the phone to list everything they sold while we sat there drooling and deciding. So this post isn't an official endorsement (god knows I haven't been paid) but it's just a service to anyone else in the area needing food from the following take away. (BTW - the food we had was delicious).

Yummy (or Yummys)

6 Cavendish Way

Bearsted

Maidstone

Kent

ME15 8PW

Telephone 01622 631 818

Opening Hours

Sunday to Thursday 5PM to 10PM (17:00 - 22:00)

Friday to Saturday 5PM to 11PM (17:00 - 23:00)

Including all Bank Holidays

They do not accept cheques and cards. Prices are correct as per July2012 menu. 

Click the following for full menu.

Tags : Chicken Soups Duck Aromatic Duck Beef Fish Chilli Black Bean Sauce Port Egg Fried Rice Special Rice Mushrooms Vegetables Chips Drinks Egg Fu Yung Vermicelli Noodles Chow Mein Cantonese

Kool & the Gang - an apology.

As a Hip Hop fan I've been exposed to many different forms of music and different groups through sampling - whatever your view of sampling you can't deny that it helps take an artist to many more ears. The problem is that my internal hard drive (brain) is nearing it's capacity and I don't have the same efficient retrieval system that I did in my teens. My once encyclopaedic knowledge of samples, breaks and influences has had to make way for more mundane things. I'm ashamed to say that I'd almost written off Kool and the Gang as just the musicians behind Ladies Night, Celebration and Cherish - I'd just kept them on radar due to Jungle Boogie.

 So whilst listening to Caveman's You Can't Take It I had an epiphany, if that is the correct usage. The break being used on the track is Kool and the Gang - and suddenly the likes of Ladies Night and Cherish faded away and were replaced with memories of Give It Up, Funky Man, Kool It, N.T and Jungle Jazz. Don't you just love it when you rediscover a quality band?