little chef
a roadside diner strained all over england, before heston blumenthal took it over it was a sh-thole with sh-t food and in f-cking financial ruin, but there are only two f-cking shops with the new food one in f-cking sheffield i think and one in a sh-tty village called popham near basingstoke near southampton but southampton has noooothing to do with basingstoke or the portsmouth f-ckers.
erik: little chef is good now that heston took over.
eriks dad: f-ck off small fry get a d-ck and some p-b-s.
also known as a “tiny buddha” a little chef is someone of slightly below average height with great cooking talent.
the food was so delicious that it was clearly made by a little chef.
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