You’ve read the book, seen the film, now buy the T-Shirt!

In the past this illustrious piece of clothing was available only to select clients, suppliers and staff. Now however, you too can own one of these exquisitely crafted garments. Available in M, L and XL for the measly price of ten pounds, show your 34SPride and buy one today!

Note: Not only do wearers of the 34SP T-Shirt radiate an undeniable air of geek cool, but they are also eligible to win a variety of special prizes, yet to be announced…

Previously a closely guarded secret of the 34SP.com team here is the official 34SP.com T-Shirt in all its glory, modelled by Phil:

For those of you interested in owning this amazing piece of geek haute couture drop an email into account@34sp.com.

Want to be the proud winner of the latest in high fashion? Yes, thats right the brand new designer 34SP.com t-shirt (pictures to follow next week).

All you have to do to win this once in a lifetime piece of haute couture is answer the following question:

“How many people does the ‘current’ 34SP.com team comprise?”. Nice and easy!

Just drop an email to account@34sp.com with the subject ‘Competition time’ and your answer in the content. A winner will be selected randomly next Friday.

Note: only present 34SP.com clients are eligible to enter. Only one entry per client.
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We’ve blogged about the Pacific Chinese restaurant before. Another favourite is the Pacific Thai buffet. It’s on the floor above the Chinese restaurant and you enter through the same door. Once shown to your table, you’re pretty much left to your own devices in the usual buffet style – go to the collection of food, pick up a plate or bowl, load it up and tuck in!

There are a few distinct collections of food on offer. The first table has soups, noodles and various additions to the soup – chilli oil and the like. The next is the main course selection, which has been different every time we’ve been there. Today highlights included a green vegetable curry, a red chicken curry and farmhouse duck. Phil’s a particular fan of red curry and had at least 3 plates on this visit! There’s a table with various dim sum to be chosen from, along with bowls of sauces to have with these; sweet and sour, sweet chilli and the rest of the usual suspects.

At the next table is a chef waiting to make spring rolls to order. She usually has a few standard ones prepared but if there are certain ingredients that aren’t to your liking, she will be more than happy to make a roll just for you. The spring rolls are very refreshing and Olly counts them as a favourite, consuming an incredible 9 on this visit!

I haven’t visited the Thai buffet in the evenings, but if you’re in Manchester and fancy a variety of oriental food for £6.95 at lunchtime, you can’t go too far wrong with the Pacific Thai buffet.