Camino in King’s Cross is an often-mentioned place for a cheap bite to eat; London Budget finally paid this place a visit to check it out! One of London Budget’s favourite activities is hanging out in Granary Square in King’s Cross. Even when there’s nothing on – no food trucks, no music, nothing – she hangs […]
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Review: G1, Hampstead
Anyone who knows anything about anything knows that the Giraffe chain of restaurants are always a good option for a wallet-friendly meal. They’re also a pretty good choice when you’re not entirely sure what kind of cuisine you’re in the mood for – given that their menu spans the globe…almost. (Well, it does burgers, enchiladas and quesadillas, […]
Kerb Saturdays at Granary Square, King’s Cross
London Budget’s a big fan of Granary Square, the peaceful and rather modern new area a short walk up from King’s Cross. And we’re a fan despite having never even danced around in the fountains there. (Promise.) On weekday lunchtimes (Tuesdays to Fridays), street food collaborators Kerb put on a collection of traders in the space, calling […]
Review: Happy Dumplings, Brixton
“If you go down to Brixton today, you’ll come across Market Row” is how the old nursery rhyme goes…I think. I did indeed have reason to go down to Brixton yesterday and, sure enough, I did indeed come across…well, I think you get the picture. In amongst Brixton Market is this covered thoroughfare that was […]
Review: Tonkotsu, Soho
Ramen ramen ramen. Ramen? Ramen! At the start of my last restaurant review, I made some sort of joke about every single new restaurant in London being a ‘burger joint’. And until they invent a burger made from ramen noodles (oh wait…they already have!) we’ll just have to make do with regular ramen in steaming […]
Areas of London: Visiting Brick Lane
Visiting Brick Lane’s great if you’re in the mood for two things – vintage clothes and curry. If you’re in the mood for both well then – you’re about to get your mind officially blown. But there’s of course plenty of reason to visit Brick Lane even if you’re not into either of these two…tasty…delights. […]
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