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    Wholefood Heaven - the truck at, I believe, Whitecross Market

    Wholefood Heaven

    4.8(4 reviews)
    3.7 miCamden Town

    I'm surprised Wholefood Heaven isn't featured on Yelp. This business specializes in vegan and…read morevegetarian fare. If you want to find out more about the people that run it, just click on their website. There's some fascinating information there. After I started eating an inferior pad thai, I was looking for an alternative at the Whitecross Market. As I walking back to Old Street, I spotted Wholefood Heaven operating out of an old Citroen van. The sign advertised small and large Buddha bowls. Each contained the following: massaman curry with new potato, pineapple & soya chunks; flash steamed garden greens (kale today); carrot & kimchee pickle; shortgrain brown rice; omega seed mix. The Baby Buddha is £4.50, The Big Buddha is £5.00, and you can add Halloumi for an extra £1. These bowls are vegetarian and vegan, wheat & gluten free. And since it was near closing time and they didn't know if my greens would be steamed, they knocked off 50p. I fell in love with the Buddha Bowl at first sight. It was colorful with the seeds, carrot, and kale. And the odors wafting out of the bowl were quite nice. The bowl was sweet with coconut and pineapple. The additional hot sauce gave it a spicy bite with tang. The kale added a crunchy texture and a slight bitter tone. The seeds added a visual punch along with their nutritional value. Overall, it was a tasty, nutritional, and filling dish. I cannot wait to have more. The couple that runs Wholefood Heaven also gives cooking lessons.

    With a previous award for best street food dish of the year (albeit a bit old now), it's not…read moresurprise that the Buddha Bowl here is incredibly good. Packed with flavour and a huge amount of vegetables and food, the large here will easily fill the hungriest of customers, and the extra halloumi you can add for £1 is well worth it. Get the spicy sauce, it adds a nice extra kick to the bowl! My only issue with this place is that the rice and massaman curry can get a bit one dimensional stuck at the bottom of the pot. The chilli sauce makes it more interesting, but if you've eaten all your extra veg/halloumi by the time you make it to the last quarter, it's a bit of a hard slog eating all that rice and potatoes. Still, just mix it all up, get it to go and you will not be disappointed. Some of the best vegan food I've had in London!

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    Spit and Roast - Chicken with korean hot sauce joy

    Spit and Roast

    4.1(7 reviews)
    1.5 miStrand
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    How badly have I been wanting to try Spit and Roast? VERY!…read more I love a good chicken sandwich. In fact, I love a crappy chicken sandwich (there are reasons why a Zinger Tower Burger at KFC rocks at midnight after you've been drinking all night). So I was really hoping that Spit and Roast could bring all my chicken sandwich expectations into delicious, mouth exploding goodness. Man, did they live up to my expectations. They were serving a chicken sandwich with Korean hot sauce and a bit of Asian coleslaw (with peanuts). The sandwich looked great. It tasted even better. The hot sauce was hot (but not too hot) and the coleslaw with the peanuts came through like a champ. The chicken was cooked incredibly well with a delicious crispy batter and a soft, juicy inside. This was no dry sandwich, my friend. The only downfall was it was pretty tall and difficult to eat without getting sauce all over myself, but I didn't care, I just dug right in. It is so easy to screw up chicken, but these fellas, they do it right. And I hope that I'll be able to fill my face with their delicious sandwiches again. And again. (And possibly again for good measure.) Oh, they're a Kerb trader so look out for them at King's Cross. Or UCL when Kerb is around there. Or the Gherkin if Kerb manages to convince the City of London that Kerb traders aren't a blight upon their commercial ways.

    I didn't know what spit and roast was before I read Grant's description yesterday...now I…read moreknow...and I approve. Grant has already given a pretty good description, so I don't have much to add. - Chicken = succulent and moist on the inside while crispy on the outside - Hot sauce = didn't taste Korean to me, but it tasted lovely. I got it all over my fingers, then had to lick it all off. Nom. - Coleslaw = not too mayonnaise-y, but crunchy, sesame-y and gorgeous *Thanks Grant!! **This sandwich is even worth sitting outside in the rain to eat it while it's hot. ***This place needs Linzi M to come back to London. I have a feeling she'd looove it.

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    Jordanian Cuisine - foodtrucks - Updated May 2026

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