After that massive meal which filled me to the top of my oesophagus, we took a little walk to Brick Lane after the rain had died down, finally. And unfortunately to our dismay, there really wasn't much in Brick Lane. I heard about all these "oh it's a lovely place! it's nice there are lots of vintage shops!" and always pictured a cute little alley filled with tiny boutique shops on both sides of the road, kind of like Singapore's Haji Lane but what we saw was far from what I had imagined.

I would say it looked slightly dodge, there were shops on both sides of the road but it was rather dead, almost like a ghost town. I suppose it would've been a lot livelier on the weekends with the markets. Definitely a lot of vintage and sort of "street" stores with boutiques like Religion and some tiny shops selling all sorts of odd things but it was a little bit of a let down. I don't think the rain helped either. For those who are into the whole vintage look, it would've been an interesting place to explore but it was not remotely close to anything in my wardrobes. 

For dinner, my buddy and I met up with two of her other friends and ate at Byron Burgers (Berwick Street). I was still so filled up from the lunch I had at The Diner, all I could manage was a Cesar Salad at dinner. We did leave some room in our tummies for a snog after. Walking down the famous Soho, dodgy lanes, well that was an interesting experience. The toppings at snog were amazing, I just wanted them all and on top of that, they had mochis which hey, I thought they only existed back in Hong Kong. Still a loyal fan of Pink Berry though, Snog's nice but I'd still go for my usual Pink Berry. There are more yoghurt flavours and you don't pay extra for toppings, perfect if you're like me who loves to pile five different toppings into the tub till it's full.