Stumbled upon Street Food Union while walking around the area. Great variety of foods to choose…read morefrom.

Incredible prices on great food, much of which is made to order/your preference. Vendors rotate…read morethroughout the week, so one day you may have fanciful mini cakes with Kinder eggs atop frosting, others you'll have piping hot paella served out of gargantuan pans. More comfort foods include burgers with fried eggs, burritos, falafel, and other delicacies from all over the world. Every vendor is very kind and willing to take the time to tell you the story behind the food. Conveniently located on Rupert street, which is a stone's throw from the Berwick Street market (where you can pick up produce, organic milk, etc), it's a great one-stop trip during your lunch break or midday adventure. Prices are incredibly reasonable for every dish, portions are huge, and they have tables and benches set up to festively eat right there on the street. These folks work really hard, they set up and break down their tents and cooking stalls every day they're in operation, and never leave a mess in the street. A must-try if you're central in Soho.

I won't repeat what other reviews have said; simply confirming that the price range, variety, and…read moretastiness of foods is as reviewed by others; a delightful, culinary sampling of London's diversity. At least 10+ stalls, including vegetarian options. Pretty busy and lively during weekday lunch hour! The space is outdoors and is not covered, so bring an umbrella and/or coat as needed, and I didn't see a lot of place to sit and eat there, so it's mainly takeaway. Bathrooms: Not that I saw.

Yesssssssssssssssssssss!!…read more I knew there had to be a magical place like this in London, but it wasn't until last Thursday that I finally discovered the rolling goodness of Whitecross market. Food carts, food stands, taco trucks, meals on wheels, roach coaches -- call them what you will, but coming from the cart-infused land of Port, where lunch on the go was as literal as it sounds, I couldn't have been happier stumbling upon this glorious street, and systematically eating my way through it. This is a must stop for any visitors to London -- hell, this is a must stop for me on a weekly basis! Italian cheese and charcuterie, authentic falafel, Middle Eastern vegan food, Portuguese savouries, luxury fairy cakes, and yes, even the mythical London burrito truck...

We discovered Acklam Village Market on a Saturday on our visit to London when we were spending the…read moreday in Notting Hill and Portobello Market. Acklam Village Market is a street food market with some of the best street food in one place that I have ever seen. Not only do they have great food, there is a bar with a decent amount of seating. Like I said, we were there on a Saturday so the place was packed. I would definitely recommend arriving early and sharing with friends from a couple of the vendors. You are going to want to try everything and are going to have a very difficult time deciding what you want. We ultimately decided to split shawarma but it was so big we were too full to get anything else unfortunately. This market is totally legit and you will definitely want to visit it on your trip to London.

The street food market at Acklam Village (fancy name for a bit of concrete wasteland under the…read moreWestway) has been back for a few weeks now. The fenced-off section is open at weekends only, but there are always some stalls to be found on Fridays too alongside the orange van selling proper Italian coffee from his VW camper. The selection ranges from more predictable Thai and Indian buffets to wraps from Venezuela or Jamaica. My favourites are the rice dishes from Afghanistan or Iran - delicious home cooking from countries I will probably never visit - and amongst the few not relying on deep frying. Apparently the music has returned to Bay 58!

This is definitely THE place to eat japanese in Camden's Stables! They prepare it as you order, so…read moreyou always get a fresh, hot serving of food, and it's a big one too! I love their deliciously fried chicken and salmon box that comes with a really good mix of cabbages. Price wise, it's a great value as well, a box that will make you definitely full (unless you eat half of a piglet for breakfast;p) cost around £5-£6. What can I say more - best street japanese takeaway I've eaten in London! Only one thing could be improved - please wear gloves while preparing food!;)

Without a doubt the best pork katsu curry I've ever had. Every single time I visit London I…read moreabsolutely need to get my tonkatsu fix here! Definitely would recommend.

Assalamu Alaykum!…read more Eat First is a Moroccan Street Food vendor on Golborne Road Market. I was immediately attracted to it by the stack of tajines and the friendly staff. I sat down at one of the 5 chairs and placed an order for a meatball tajine. Unfortunately, they were out of that already and so I went with the chicken tajine instead. That was lovely as well. They serve it with French bread on the side, so that you can soak up all the juices in the pan. The couple sitting next to me was eating a lentil soup and lentil soup being one of my favourite hearty dishes, I figured I should try one as well. I opted for the small portion (at £2.50), which wasn't actually small at all, but rather a big plate (see image). The soup needed a bit of flavouring, which was quickly done by adding a bit of the hot sauce they provide on the counter. At last, I ordered a freshly-brewed and heavenly-sweetened mint tea...that was a delicious finish to an unexpectedly fun lunch. Needless to say, I'm now a big fan of Eat First!

Yayayayayayayayayayayayayayayay!…read more I found a place that sells healthy & reasonably-priced salads to go right here in W1! I thought I would never see this day... Goodge Place Market is a tiny food market in the likes of its bigger siblings like Leather Lane & Whitecross Markets in Easternish London. Here they only have a total of six stalls, but all of them serve delicious foods: - Burritos (Freebird Burritos) - Salad Boxes (£ 4.50 per box) - Thai food (Simply Thai) - Falafel (Hoxton Beach) - Köfte wraps/sandwiches That's really all I could've wished for...I feel so blessed having discovered this market!

I stumbled across this market when wandering through Fitzrovia one fine afternoon, looking for…read moresomething different to eat. By the time I'd reached Goodge Place, I'd walked in and out of more than a few chain shops, unable to find something which ticked both the 'affordable' and 'healthy' boxes. Then I came across this market. I spied a salad stall, and decided to go for that. After all, it was pretty decently priced at £4 for a large box of sundried tomatoes, cous cous, aubergines, beans and other vegetables. To my surprise, the salad also came with a thick chunk of Turkish bread, which made it even better value for money. There's an assortment of other stalls here as well - Mexican, Thai, falafels - and they're here Monday to Friday.

I live in Camden, really in the ground zero of all the tourists, so I try to avoid coming to the…read moremarket or going anywhere near it especially on a weekend. That is, until I saw a tweet about free mac & cheese. Looking at the timestamp and glancing at my laptop's time, I've clearly missed the boat on the freebie but the hangover in me was calling out for melted cheese and carbs, so off to brave the market I went. This is a breakthrough for me. Now, he was out of bacon because it was the end of the day... which gave me a few sads but I went with the carlos the cactus mac, medium spicy with some cherry tomatoes. This is how I feel: http://media.tumblr.com/5741caf17ccc69edfe31b9a5c0fe984d/tumblr_inline_mgp7383Z8f1qddnqw.gif It's an accepted fact that cheese makes everything better.. but you can now add to that list of everything: hangovers and Camden market... I'm glad Mac met cheese, and I'm glad I met mac. Though I need some of the fried mac & cheese balls in my life (I saw some speculation on twitter) and a stop back to get it with bacon. This is a 5 star affair for the sheer fact that I swatted away tourists with side glares and bear spray and I would do it again, even on a weekend. Oh it's £5, +1 for meat and each order is custom made on the spot... and they also have deep fried oreos.

The best mac and cheese I have ever had,!! Everyone must try this place out even if it is purely to…read moretry the delicious deep fried oreos!

This is a lovely market on Thursdays (if you can get there before all the students descend!)…read more They sell veggies, meat pies, bread, home made quiches and tarts, ...and as well as the fresh food to take home, there are also loads of street stalls for lunch. A while ago I tried some looovely paella. Today I had a gooorgeous sandwich that was basically a mountain of beautifully cooked lamb with sweet chillie sauce, balanced on salad and ciabatta. It was sooo goood!! Next time I really want to try the hog roast with apple sauce. The only bad thing about this market is it is located between SOAS, Birkbeck and ULU...and is around the corner for UCL. So once the University year has started, you have to wait in line for quite a long time for the yummy food! Doh!!

It is Thursday. I need lunch. And though there really isn't any place to sit around here, if you…read moredon't mind standing and eating, there are some solid choices. And interestingly enough, the traders here are NOT the same old same old you get at all the other outdoor food markets. It is a refreshing change. A nice balance between ready to eat foods and groceries/take home products like bread, veg, raw meat, etc. Last time I had some fresh twisty pasta with walnut pesto, parmesan, and radicchio and it was REALLY good. It was like £4 or so, which is a good deal in my book. I'll certainly be back on another sunny day.

I thought I wasn't really a fan of fries until I came to this place. Their fries are amazing crisp…read moreand have 10/10 flavor. Got the mayo garlic fries and sized up. Did not regret that decision and the fries are well worth the price tag!! The location was hip and trendy as well.

Ok. There's only so much you can do with fries/ chips but I was pretty impressed with these guys. I…read morecan't remember the names of the flavours we got, BUT we ordered two larges and I was pretty sure they just piled the sauces/ cheese on top. NO SIR! They were gentlemen and made sure to give us ample goodness of toppings with the layering technique which made me a very happy Amanda. Did that make sense? I mean that they put a few fries in, then added sauce, then added more fries, and so on. They were both very unique and delicious. Props!