Queen's Market — Attraction in London

The place for all things Afro Caribbean and Asian. One particular halal butchers shop seems to have the monopoly over all the others in terms of patronage. Everybody appears head to this butchers to buy the various cuts of meat such as beef, lamb, 'curry mix' - which is mutton pieces on the bone, chicken, etc. There is also available to buy, parts such as offal, which you will NEVER come across in a mainstream supermarket such as Tesco, Sainsburys, etc. These parts are the internal organs and the entrails of an animal - consisting of the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, tripe (stomach) as well as weird stuff like cow foot and cow hide). These items are all available to buy in this and all the other butcher's shops in Queen's Market and meat stalls. You can also buy the offal of poultry, such as chicken hearts, liver, gizzard; chicken feet and turkey tail, etc in these same butcher's shops. One can also find a huge array of different fresh vegetables from anywhere in the world. Please like the review if you have...

One of the best market in East London, severely ignored by the council and mayor which you can easily see. It has so many good sellers but no one to control quality. So bad sellers coming and harming the reputation. The staff toilet stinks like pigs 💩 poo. There's no public toilet. No atm machine inside. No water 💦 supply. No parking, no Road to avoid heavy crowd. Still thousands of people come to shop here every week and the sellers are selling good food in very cheap rate. Remember ''one pound fish'', he was from this market. In Eid, Puja or in Boishakhi festivals of Sikhs, this market becomes key pint of selling and gathering. At match day in Newham stadium, poor sunday sellers could make thousand times than brand sellers. Yet government don't wanna help and invest in their welfare.

If you wanna know what your government do to your country after winning your vote then come to this place. It's an open genuine and clear evidence of all Newham and London Mayor's...

It is a conventional vegetable, fruit, meat and fish market. Open and wet stalls around. It is slightly crowde from 9 am till 3pm except mondays. With parking spaces on top and along the road. The stair is a bit stiffy and narrow but what is important is to find kinds of fruits and vegetables that aren't available at big store such as Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury and Morrison.

Most of yhe time its cheaper than the big stores but you just need to select properly.

It is a place where raw food supply comes from a far like Burma, Vietnam and other Asian countries and also from midfle east and Caribbean area.

If you missed food from home you can visit this place but depending on the season of year where some kind vegetables are available.

Here's one of the vegeble I bought there and we call it , "Takway" (native Ilongho dialic of Philippines) a bit slimy but totally not available...