One of the things I like about Hammersmith is that it’s very multicultural. Multiculturalism manifests itself most readily as a flavour, I think. There are Indian, Middle Eastern, Japanese, Chinese, South African, French, Italian, Thai, Vietnamese, German, American and even some British restaurants here. We tend to be creatures of habit: we go to Indian Zing and Tosa, a Japanese café-restaurant, both on King Street.
‘I’d like to stay here until the end’: James May on why Hammersmith is home
