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Hare Krishna
London, UK - steelisreal - Wednesday, November 1st, 2006 : goo
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These guys were in Covent Garden, we used to see them all over london and being the drunk guys we were would join them and sing along. They have a great restaurant in Soho that everyone really seems to love.
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anon (localhost): 31st Jan 2007 - 16:38 GMT
They are wonderful. We really would love to see more of them. And where is the restauratd? I know it is in Soho. Very very nice some said. Do yo have address?
lozenge: 26th May 2007 - 00:35 GMT
The Hare Krishna restaurant "Govindas", is at 9 Soho Street, W1D 3DL (between Soho Square and Oxford Street). Cheap and always delicious.
http://iskcon-london.org/govindas/index.html
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