let's set the record straight: London actually has some amazing food

🔸 Gogo Pocha Their cheesy tteokbokki is an absolute must-try! 🧀🔥 The spicy chicken feet and bibimbap are also delicious. Average cost: £20 per person. 🔸 Kangnam Pocha I’ve been to this Korean spot three times—that’s how good it is! Highly recommend the grilled galbi (short ribs) and cheesy dakgalbi. 👌🍗 Average cost: £20-30. 🔸 Eat Tokyo A real hidden gem for affordable and tasty Japanese food. 🍱 Their bento boxes and steak dishes are consistently great. Average cost: £10-20. 🔸 Dozo Often called the “best Japanese in London” 🍣—and for good reason! Don’t miss the beef bibimbap and volcano rolls. 🌋 Average cost: £20-30. 🔸 Busaba A popular Thai chain—their fried squid is incredible! 🦑 Though the pad kaprow (basil fried rice) was just okay. Average cost: £40+. 🔸 Yaay Yaay The chicken pad kaprow here is flavourful and satisfying 🍚, but their stir-fried noodles tend to be on the sweeter side. Average cost: £10+. 🔸 Hoa Sen Craving pho? This place hits the spot for some. My friend loved it—I thought it was decent, but not mind-blowing. 🍜 Average cost: £10-20. 🔸 Shake Shack Tried their new fries and matcha shake—both are pretty tasty! 🍟🍵 Definitely worth a try if you’re nearby. Average cost: £10+. 🔸 Nando’s A classic flame-grilled chicken chain—always reliable and pretty decent! 🍗 Average cost: £10+. 🔸 Jollibee The spicy burger and wings were a bit dry when I went (around 4 PM)—maybe not the freshest batch? 🍔😅 Average cost: £10-20. So yes—London’s food scene is vibrant, diverse, and full of pleasant surprises. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! bookmark this for your next food adventure. 🗺️💫 #UK #London #Travel#LondonFood #EatingInLondon #FoodReview #UKFoodie #LondonEats #AffordableEats