When you see a sign that someone makes award-winning sandwiches, you gotta stop and try one…read more They're stationed over in Broadgate Circle (at least every weekday I went by). I got the Sub-Marine sandwich, which was one of the weirdest combinations of things, but also one of the tastiest - seared scallop, roasted pork shoulder, calamari, arugula/rocket. All of those things shouldn't work together, but they do! Honestly, give it a shot! Also, the sandwiches are gigantic. The guys working the truck are also the nicest dudes. Pro-tip: if you want the 28-day beef sandwich, you gotta get there early.

Great food. Great service. I had the Subterranean. The flavors worked well together and you could…read moretaste the quality. I was also surprised how tasty the truffle mayo was (not a fan of mayo). I would mos def eat here again. One of the best things is that they have so many locations.

We hired Luardos for my sister's hen do, and it was honestly impeccable! From the very beginning…read morethe communication was fantastic -- from the initial messages to the calls to discuss the day in detail. On the day, they arrived around 12 to start preparing everything and the food was served beautifully around 7pm. They handled everything themselves and even left the kitchen immaculate afterwards. The team was so down to earth and friendly and the food was incredible. I would 10000% recommend Luardos -- they made the day so special and we couldn't have asked for a better experience.

Gosh, I just love this place. I have one word for you: GUACAMOLE!!! Get it - get lots of it!!…read moreHonestly this has to be some of the best guaca I've ever had on a burrito - it's creamy but has large chunky pieces of avacado running through it and it honestly brings this already amazing burrito to life. I've been a MAHUSSIVE fan of this little blue food truck for about 2 years now and it has never disappointed. It even rivals Pancho's for me (anyone who knows me or Pancho's will understand). The ingredients are fresh, the shredded beef is just perfect AND as an added bonus today I chose to have chorizo thrown in there too! It was a great addition, slightly over powering BUT I enjoyed it all the same. NOM.

Very very tasty! We had the chicken curry and a veggie bean one, with whole meal bun! I really…read moreliked the bean one! The chicken was really fragrant and lemon grassy! Definitely will go there again!

Fried chicken is fried chicken? NO it's not!…read more This is the best fried chicken around, tasty, fresh, flavoursome and all round addictive! In an odd way it feels healthy as well! You can get cheaper fried chicken but why bother when for a few quid more you can get Mother Clucker! These guys are often dotted around London at places like Street Feast so if you get a chance make sure you give them a try! Hard to come up with 3 tips, but- 1.Don't bother with chips...fill up on chicken 2. Get messy, you don't need a knife, and you have no right to moan about getting messy...it's fried chicken! 3. Go back for more!

Well we woke up this morning had our daily email from Yelp and saw the one about a little American…read morearmy truck food shack. So we decided to get on the scooter and go for lunch and was it worth. We had 2 combo 3 southern fried chicken which I think was 5 strips, Cajun chips which they put hit sauce and lime majo on and a drink all for £9 but with our Yelp discount £2 off. Staff were really friendly food was out of this world. The chicken was moist the covering was amazing. Was not greasy at all. Will def be coming back and recommending it to all our friends. Thanks for the idea Yelp.

Not to be a pain-in-the-butt tourist, but the ones in California are bigger…read more That being said, the delicious fare here is nothing to scoff at. While it may be smaller than most, the selection of food vendors has quite the lovely balance of American and Asian-inspired street food; from hamburgers to falafel wraps, vegan doners to fried chicken, and some amazing bubble waffle concoctions from Nosteagia with ice cream & cereal to satisfy that sweet tooth we all have from time to time- or in my case, all the time. There are quite a few places to sit, and they even have game tables, (when the weather allows), and live music playing to get you pumped for all that overeating. The food stalls in the parking lot are only there on Saturdays, but the ones in the permanent structure next to it are there most of the week; so choose accordingly.

If you're after overpriced food from all over the world to sit and eat in the cold this is your…read moreplace. True, the food tastes amazing and the live music is very good, but you are sat in a car park at the end of the day (or more accurately the middle of the night). I can imagine the market being heaven when you are drunk on a night out and if you do like going out in Shoreditch I would advise you to skip dinner so you can grab a bite here, but I don't think it's worth travelling to the area just for it. The musician who was playing on Saturday had an amazing voice though and I would gladly pay to go to one of his gigs and listen to him so there's that too. The choice is yours.... Market food in the cold or looking up restaurants instead?

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

Thai Van is part of the Petticoat Lane Market (or more recently known as Middlesex Street) and is…read moreon site Tuesday through Friday. Their Yellow Curry is honestly the BEST Thai Curry ever and is so addictive. My husband first told me about the place while looking for places to get lunch after moving offices. He would take it back to his desk and within minutes of the smell wafting around the office everybody else would then run out and get some too. I haven't tasted a Yellow Curry as good as from this van yet despite my desperate search. Of all the food stalls the Market has to offer this is defiantly one to try! EDIT: May 2013. I had to revisit this place while back visiting family and it's still as good as it was. Under $5 for a meal that's better than most restaurants. Love love love!! (P.S: Check the pictures I uploaded)

Thai Van is found in the "food court" section of the Petticoat Lane Market…read more Don't know what all the fuss is about from the previous reviewers Stephen and Emmalouise. Yes, Thai Van was tasty, but found it a tad pricey for the amount of food you get, especially considering this is a food truck! At the end of the day, Thai Van is average Thai food, maybe I've been spoiled by NYC's Hells Kitchen though.

Psst...please don't tell my boss, but I took an extended lunch break today to check out this new…read morestreet food vendor, which I'd seen featured on BBC's "The Hairy Bikers". In fact, when I saw the show, I was already pulling out my diary to see when I could pencil in a trip to The City. Today was the day! Fearing that they might have sold out for the day, I jumped on my Barclays Bike in Marylebone and criss-crossed eastwards towards Liverpool Station...believe it or not, but I was beaming in anticipation of trying out Street Kitchen and probably violated tons of street rules. Finally I arrived and let me tell you straight out: I'd track this distance again even on a rainy London day! The folks inside the food truck were really nice and as it was still before the rush lunch hour, I was able to have a nice chat with them. They recommended I should try the slow-cooked mutton on potatoes and ratatouille-like vegetables...topped of with mint sauce. That was indeed an excellent recommendation and as I sat down on one of the benches on the square, I was actually picturing myself in the countryside with sheep all around me ;-) A little bit about the concept of Street Kitchen: they're all about local ingredients and everything they cook/prepare has been sourced locally. In the show on TV they showed how they even sourced Parmesan-like cheese from the UK to make a pesto-sauce. Love it...and it tastes great! Having said that, this is not the cheapest lunch option around (£7.50 for my dish), but it's definitely one of the most satisfying! On a side-note: the chap behind the counter told me that they will soon open up a second location in Covent Garden...they can count on me as a patron! (Dear owners: Do think about opening yet another branch in Marylebone though - this area is dreadfully deserted when it comes to independent/local lunch places.)

After months of reading and hearing about the Street Kitchen, I finally got a chance to try it…read moretoday. It met, if not surpassed all my rather high expectations. Street food that is gourmet! I ordered a crispy chicken with lettuce and crushed potatoes. It was excellent, Tasty, well-cooked filleted chicken with crispy skin and a creamy, tangy dressing. It is definitely worth the extra money and I look forward to trying them again!