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This list may surprise you. London is actually way more cultured in their foods than most people think. Have you ever tried any of these before?

In No Random Tasting Order Here They Are…

1. Raclette from Kappacasein Dairy at Borough Market

Here you will see the most beautiful cheese wheels and they have the best equivalent to the American grilled cheese.

2. Hot Cross Bun Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches from Yolkin’

Macaroons! They actually use macaroons for ice cream sandwiches and they have the most unique flavors like Skittles, Rose Stracciatella, and Almond Brittle.

3. Peanut Butter Berry Donut from Crosstown Donuts at Old Spitalfields Market

Crosstown Donuts qualifies as one of the best with flavours like sea salt caramel banana and creme brûlée.

4. Rib Meat Roll from The Rib Man at Brick Lane Market

Known for having the best rib meat. The hot sauce is one of kind. You’ll want your own bottle. They sell out pretty quick with only having an appearance once a week, so you have to be able to catch their open doors in time!

5. Baby Got Mac from Grill My Cheese at Leather Lane Market

Macaroni and Cheese Stuffed Grilled Cheese. That’s all we gotta say.

6. Katsu Wrap from Katsu Wraps at Petticoat Lane Market

Their Chicken Katsu is made into a wrap that is only 5 pounds. It’s definitely worth it for the money.

7. The Mothership from Pieminister at Leather Lane Market

Steak and ale pies are amongst London’s top comfort foods and this is the place to go to get them.

8. Bacon and Maple Syrup Brownie from Bad Brownie at Maltby Street Market

These brownies have undergone some sweet creativity. From kinds like rose and pistachio to what’s called a “bonfire brownie” these brownies take a slutty brownie to a whole new level.

9. The Dirty Barbie from Mother Flipper at Brockley Market

Just walking by this place will make you hungry. The smell of caramelized bacon just seeps out the door. They have double everything when it comes to burgers. America’s got competition.

10. Ahi Poke Bowl from Eat Poke at KERB

If you’re craving Hawaiian, this is the place to go. They’ve got both vegetarian and meat entrees.

11. Chocolate-filled Churros from Brazilian Churros at Greenwich Market

These are definitely worth the trip and they’re cheap too! I mean, C’mon, chocolate filled churros? Count me in!

12. Masala Fries from Baba G’s, Bhangra Burgers at Pop Brixton

This place doesn’t have your basic fried potatoes. They come out coated with an array of spices and are amazing.

13. Traditional Scotch Egg from Scotchtails at Borough Market

This place just shows you how much you can do with eggs and even the yolks. You’ll definitely be posting to Instagram.

14. Pork Bao Bun from Belly N’ Bao at Camden Lock Market

No one really knows what the preferred way to eat this is, but everyone goes to try and figure it out!

15. Big Falafel Wrap from I Falafel at Petticoat Lane Market

For only 3 pounds you can walk out with a burrito from this place. It’s a must for lunch.

16. Nostalgic Mac Pot from The Mac Factory at Camden Lock Market

London really knows how to reel people in with the comfort food- mac n’ cheese. This place is unique with how they add thyme and parm crumble that just makes you want to lick the bowl clean.

17. Chicken Bap from Spit & Roast at Brockley Market

It’s fried chicken with a Korean hot sauce. It’s as if Kentucky Fried Chicken paired up with a Korean BBQ restaurant. You won’t find anything else like it.

18. Dosa from Horn Ok Please at Southbank Centre Food Market

The food at this Indian restaurant is very simplistic which makes for a good time if you don’t want to be too adventurous. They even incorporate pomegranates into their dishes. Yum!

19. Bubble Waffle from Nosteagia at Pump Shoreditch

You can get waffles to-go here! They even have toppings like Oreos, ice cream, and Nutella! This is one of the best grab and go sweet snacks.

20. Soup Dumplings from Dumpling Shack at Broadway Market

If it’s a cloudy day out, this is the place you’re going to want to stroll on into. They serve the most adorable, yummy dumplings that will warm your heart and fill you up.

21. Bulgogi Burrito from Kimchinary at KERB

Here’s the next best thing- Korean burritos.

22. Bleecker Black from Bleecker Street Burgers at Old Spitalfields Market

You have to try their signature English sausage called black pudding. The name is deceiving, but the burger is delicious.

23. Honeycomb Donut from Bread Ahead Bakery at Borough Market

These may not be that different from what’s in America, however, they’re just little bites of perfection. So, how could you resist them?

Dang These Look Good!

You may not be able to hit every place and try everything. However, if you’re able to just get a couple of these foods you’ll find yourself so much more cultured then before. They will be the kinds of foods you brag about to your friends and family after the trip.

Let Us Know Which One Made Your Mouth Drool!

Article Source: Spoon University

Photo Source: Jennifer Hayashi