As I declared this month as 'Street Food September', here is a short list of some street food markets I have been to and which are perfect for a little 'Street Food' snack. Just click on the name of the market and you will be directed to the respective web page. Also, these are certainly not all existing street food markets..like I said, just the ones I like. Some are not taking place anymore (cause winter is coming!!!!!!!) and others are food markets, but not STREET food markets, so I don't mention them here. (Paris for example has some really nice markets, but mainly for produce - Sorry!)
Today it is all about the English Sunday Roast, a traditional sunday afternoon dish, comparable to the German 'Sonntagsbraten'. I thougt I need to try it while I am here in London, and that's exactly what I did a few weeks ago..
I have been writing about quite a number of restaurants here in London already and there are a lot to follow, but today I am giving you a break from that and showing you (in case you don’t know it already), a very nice market, hidden next to a railway bridge with loads of delicious food stands and other things to offer.
As you already
know brunch is kind of my favourite meal of them all. Why? Because you can make
a huge mix of sweet and hearty; pancakes, eggs, bacon or roast beef – almost
everything is allowed.
This time I don’t have any stories
or anecdotes to tell. Just, that I really like Thai food, and London just seems
to be the right place for this. Also, I like Angel a lot, the part of
London where ‘Isarn’ is located. It has great places to chill, eat and to
walk around.
On Thursday, I went to dinner at the 'Artistic Dining Room' in Hackney. It was inspired by artist Yayoi Kusama, who herself is kind of crazy. Painting polka dots and creating very interesting paintings and sculptures. So, crazy things happen.. that's why this week's Restaurant Friday is on a Saturday.

