nobody would mind about your age !

For Hospitality Management (Degree) which universities would you guys recommend in the UK?

Hi all,

Any recommended Dim Sum place and Malaysian food in London? Thanks.

four seasons restaurant in gerrard st (chinatown) is quite famous for dim sums....

Bro,

Thanks for the recommendation. Four seasons already in my plan but not for Dim Sum. Going there for roast duck instead. Heard that it's nice but the only downside is that a lot of people complaint their service is "non-existence'

hi, I will be study in uni of leeds in this coming sept. I would like to know which airline would you guys recommend for flight from Malaysia to UK? prefer airline with comfortable seat.

This post has been edited by sky@1013: Mar 31 2015, 01:44 AM

Hi all, just wondering, I am applying to UK to study, maybe Birmingham City University, do I need an IELTS if i gt C in my GCSE?

Either Emirates or Qatar Airways.

Emirates cramp 10 seats abreast into their 777s....just make sure you are on their a380 flights....or just use mas non stop....the mas a380 is quite nice....

Emirates and Qatar only use A380s for the London- Dubai and London-Doha legs respectively. Emirates use 777s for the Dubai/KL leg while Qatar use A330s for Doha-KL.

I am disappointed with Eithad. On certain days they use JetAir's aircrafts for the KL/Abu Dhabi leg and not all Abu Dhabi -London route use A380s.

emirates has one a380 service between kul-dxb.....4 times a week...been on it once....

dim sum - i recommend joy king lau - just next to m & m world
malaysian food - i think c & r cafe and restaurant in china town, rasa sayang is good too

are you new to London? or bring your friends to visit? just curious haha

i think it could be because they are too busy - you could try their branch in queensway/bayswater

Hey bro,

Thanks for your recommendation!

Yeah I'm new London. Will visit during Easter

Harbour City in China town does the best and most reasonably priced dim sums. Take note though, the restaurant does horrible dinner so only go there for dim sums.

Hi there. Anyone doing accounting in Manchester? Can share your Experience with me?

new comers to london are also recommended to try wong kei....to experience the world famous 'service'.... lol

i think they are closed for refurnishement now but not completely sure. better check before heading

this coming weekend then! have fun! hope the weather's been kind to you!

hey guys,

We require a bank letter from bank when we apply for uk visa.

From the UK visa website, it state that:
Letter from your bank confirming funds have been held for a consecutive 28 day period ending no more than 31 days before the date of your application.

I don't get the meaning of "ending no more than 31 days before the date of application". For example, if i apply my visa in 1 July, is it mean that the date show in the bank letter should between 1 june till 30 June?