Travel | London's Borough Market, a Place I Never Tire of Visiting Twice

🥰This time in London, during five days of rare sunny weather, I walked 20,000 steps every day and encountered many delicious foods (London is not a food desert). I visited a very tasty Borough Market and recommend it to all my sisters who haven't been there yet! 🧩You can directly search for Borough Market on Google Maps, and it's a 5-minute walk from the London Bridge subway exit. 👍There are many different countries' foods, and many that suit Asian tastes. The ones I ate in the pictures are quite recommended (except for the Hainan chicken rice haha). 🧩Mixed fish & prawn roll can also be ordered separately as a fish roll. It comes with two types of sauce mixed in, salad, and the fish, which I think is basa fish (I just like basa fish), and the shrimp is also quite large, about 8 pounds each. 🧩There are many seafood markets in the market, selling oysters. I believe each one should be quite good. I went to one near the Spanish paella, and a palm-sized oyster costs 5 pounds but is really big and fresh. 🧩Authentic Thai street food has Thai fried noodles and coconut milk pancakes (5 pounds each), located near the fish and shrimp roll area, close to a seating area. 🧩Many people recommended the wild mushroom risotto, which I also bought, but it felt a bit salty, maybe my expectations were too high. You can find this near the entrance where there is a queue. 🥰Of course, there are many other foods in the market that I really couldn't completely explore. English fish and chips, Scottish fried eggs, various pies, cheese, coffee, you can find them all #London #My Travel Diary #Check-in Place #Recommendation #Guide