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.

As I was heading into work, I noticed that Kerb was doing a special day at UCL, so I headed over to…read moregrab some lunch. I had tried most of the traders before, and I have weirdly been craving fish and chips for awhile, so I headed over to Saltwood to give them a try. On offer were fish and chips (£6.50), calamari and chips (£5), Pescado Fritto (£8). I was sorely tempted by the Pescado Fritto (mixed fish fried in polenta), but I didn't have enough to add the chips, so I opted for good old fish and chips. I'm really glad I did. The fish was perfectly cooked. It flaked where it was supposed to flake, and the beer batter was insanely crispy and delicious. And the chips? Triple cooked, so they were slightly crispy on the outside, but deliciously fluffy and soft in the middle. The mushy peas were more of a pea puree, but given the state of the fish and chips, I didn't care. Also the homemade tartar sauce was some of the best I've had. I've had fish and chips at different places around the UK. Most of the time, fish and chips in London just can't compare to the seaside. But Saltwood have it down. This is probably the best fish and chips I've eaten in London so far. I will definitely have it again. I'd love to try the Pescado Fritto, but with the fish and chips being that good, it will be hard to break the chain. Unless I can find someone to go with me to share...

Great seafood! It was perhaps the first time I had calamari in London that did not taste like…read morerubber. The fish is well seasoned and prepared. The pescado fritto is probably the best choice.

Nothing like the smell of cheese being grilled in a delicious sandwich with pulled pork. I for one…read moream a big fan of it. You can find Grill My Cheese at the Friday market of Southbank Centre and I definitely think you need to try a sandwich. The cheese one is £6 and the pork one £6.50 and they are both delicious. In terms of street food this is a good one.

The best grilled cheese sandwich in London. I've seen a lot of new places come about over past year…read morebut this is the original after starring in many food markets. Of course the ultimate and maybe the main rival is Borough Markets finest Kappacasein has been been around forever to the delight of many but in terms of a place more central namely leather lane most on the times GMC is outstanding. Mostly £5-7 the don't hold back on cheese and the bread is toasted perfectly. The one I'm looking out for is their special of peanut butter and jelly.

Kudos to Natalie W who initially pointed me to Victus & Bibo. I've walked past this stand many…read moretimes on a weekend, but never realised that it served food during the week! The friendly bloke who runs this stand apparently operates a few other ones around London including the halloumi and mezze stand on the end of Leather Lane Market. Whilst chatting with him as my wrap was being prepared, I discovered that Victus & Bibo used to be a juice and coffee stand in the mornings and a food prep area for other stands. Currently, they're sorting the inside of this stand to eventually be a breakfast stop for coffees, juices, and porridge, as well as continuing to serve lunch. In fact, rumour has it they've netted a World Barista Champion to serve up the java! As far as the actual grub goes, I was merrily satisfied with my 'lamb bread': ground meat, veg, sauces, with grilled halloumi for one quid extra. It's quite the affordably filling lunch at £4.50 that won't leave you feeling like you just consumed a gut bomb (I'm looking at you, Chilango).

Another brilliant lunch option near(ish) Holborn. It is…read morebasically a little shack near Chancery lane...easy to spot due to the really really long line! When we visited they only had one option, the amazing halloumi salad (you could choose salad with spicy chicken+ halloumi...or just with halloumi.) As there was only one option, the line moved forward pretty quickly as the two ladies behind the counter quickly threw together amazing salads for all the hungry folks in the queue. I loved it. The salad itself is tasty, the humus is gorgeous, they give you a good splash of yogurt, and both the halloumi and the chicken were perfect.

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.

a mixture of cultures and tastes from around the world. a place to taste diversity.read more

I really wanted to love this, but it was only okay…read more I had the beef bulgogi burrito and the first couple of bites I enjoyed. But then as I went on, it quickly became way too heavy on the red cabbage and rice, and there was pretty much no flavour except the vague kimchi background and entirely too much cabbage. I only managed half of it before I called it a day. I did like that they toasted the burrito, but mine was a bit over-charred. I'm glad I tried it, and at £6.50 it is priced as you'd expect, but it wasn't worth the queue.

Finally had the chance to try Kimchinary's Korean burritos at Kerb Camden's new food market. It was…read moreone of my favourite food stalls out of all. Found myself falling in love with the burrito instantly! They had chicken, pork and beef to choose from and I went for the beef one. All the flavours and texture of the marinated Bulgogi beef, spicy kimchi fried rice and crunchy shredded veg wrapped up tightly in a soft flour wrap was so tasty. They were generous with the filling as burritos never taste good when people are stingy with the filling. This is probably the best Korean burrito in London on my list at the moment and my second favourite burrito of all time. Hoping to discover more!!

The truffle Mac n cheese is really delicious, Wagyu Steak of the day & Iron Steak is also good…read more Gets free popcorn when u dine-in & ice cream after you pay. [Flat Iron]

Great time , great service, great food !found this place by accident and so glad I did !!! Sunday…read moreat 6:30 pm. Not too busy . Free ice cream if you trade in the token they give you , so cute ! Had o e of the best cheese burgers.

First saw this street food stand at the first Kerb South Bank on Saturday earlier this year, I was…read morewith family and we ended up buying 2 crab burgers, one with harissa and the other with wasabi mayo. I'd really wanted samphire and tartar sauce but he'd run out of samphire. The burgers were excellent, despite being fried in batter, they still had a great crab flavour and it went well with the wasabi mayo (can't comment on the other one, my dad all but inhaled it). Coincidentally, we ended up there on Sunday, and I ended up going again, but he still didn't have samphire... It was a popular combination! And each time I was turning up around 3/4pm, well into the day. So I tried the pomegranate combination, which again was fantastic. The following Friday, I ended up at Rupert Street market for lunch with colleagues, and guess who was there? Crabbieshack! Did he have Samphire and Tartar sauce? yes to the first but no to the second! I still ended up with a burger though... 4 crabs in 3 meetings. But the following week, Douglas kept some aside for me and I finally got what I craved. Worth the wait? You better believe it! He's not always at Rupert Street Market, but can be found at Kerb at various locations (check their website). I voted for him at the British Street Food awards and he's just won the London heat! Don't actually know how many crabs I've eaten from him now... just that I will probably be eating from there again the next time I see the stand!

I ate at CrabbieShack at the Gherkin Kerb which floats around at many venues. I usually go Kings X…read morebut ventured upon the Gherkin one. It had about 5 or 6 stalls and immediately I spotted crab. It's hard to find good a good fish sometimes but I love food that is quite unique so the crab burger was on that I had to get. A normal crab burger on its own was £7.50. But pricey but a double was £11 so I thought what the hey and leave the fries and just double up. A crab deep fried in battle. The chilli coriander and wasabi Mayo defo gives it an edges I I could go for this sauce. It was very good. Very messy though. Can't help feel some street food vendors should show a bit more value with a side added for free or a more reasonable price. Seeing as I've been to all over America I know you could get this and fries for about £10 at most. Expensive lunch. It was near the city workers so might be a target but it was very good. I'd love to try their crab salad for £7 and see how much meat you get with that.

Another of Londons 'hiddenGems' (the most overused term on Qype London LOL) this place is what is…read moresometimes called a Cabmans or Cabbies Shelter. They date back yonks and provide cheap nosh and Tea Coffee for tired, thirsty and lazy cabbies. They are all over London but look so anonymous that few ever venture inside well actually you cant unless your a cabbie (in theory) Try this one for a larvley cuppa tea and a bacon sarnie!!!! PS there are many others across London Here is a list courtesy of www.urban75.com (http://www.urban75.org/london/cabmans-shelters.html) cheers guys!! Chelsea Embankment near the Albert Bridge Embankment Place Grosvenor Gardens west side of north garden Hanover Square north of central garden Kensington Park Road outside numbers 8-10 Kensington Road north side Pont Street Russell Square west corner (previously in Leicester Square) St George's Square, Pimlico Temple Place Thurloe Place, Kensington opp the Victoria & Albert Museum Warwick Avenue Clifton Gardens Wellington Place, St John's Wood PPS Warwick Avenue is one of the best to visit as its so near other stuff and quite peaceful and the lady who serves there is lovely

We happened upon this place on a walk. My husband had a burger and I had a buffalo chicken sandwich…read more- fries or as Bits say - chips- were fabulous - sandwiches were great!!! Kinda cramped but the food is worth it!!! Service as excellent as well!

Solid beef burger that is properly seasoned and cooked. Tasted like fresh ground quality beef that…read morewas almost steak like. Fluffy tasty bun that was fresh and Lon preservative. Fresh vegetables, crispy delicious bacon. The hot wings were also delicious. Light refreshing coleslaw. Fair price. Portions could be larger.