Category: London Eats

  • London’s (and probably the world’s) First Fish and Chip Shop

    London’s (and probably the world’s) First Fish and Chip Shop

    Fish and chips. The great British institution. The cure for all known ills, including bad weather, heartbreak, and a lacklustre Friday night. But where did this glorious dish first make landfall in London? And who, in this fair city, was the first to serve it up in all its golden, greasy brilliance? For this, we…

  • Chelsea: The Jewel of West London

    Chelsea: The Jewel of West London

    Chelsea, one of London’s most affluent and stylish neighbourhoods, has long been a beacon of sophistication, creativity, and charm. Nestled along the River Thames, its leafy streets and grand townhouses tell the story of a district that has evolved over centuries—from its bohemian roots to becoming one of the most desirable areas in the city.…

  • London’s Floating Chinese Restaurant

    London’s Floating Chinese Restaurant

    Moored serenely on the Regent’s Canal near Regent’s Park, the Feng Shang Princess is not your typical Chinese restaurant. This floating, crimson-hued palace has become an iconic dining destination in London, offering authentic cuisine, romantic waterside views, and a touch of cinematic glamour. It’s a place where East meets West, where diners come for the Peking duck…

  • The Malaysian Community in London: All Things “Lah!”

    The Malaysian Community in London: All Things “Lah!”

    London is one of the world’s most multicultural cities, and the Malaysian community here has brought with it a dynamic blend of cultures, cuisines, and celebrations. From authentic street food and lively night markets to traditional dance performances and multi-lingual gatherings, London’s Malaysian community has infused the city with a touch of Southeast Asian charm,…

  • London’s German Community: Beer, Bratwurst, and a Whole Lot of Gemütlichkeit

    London’s German Community: Beer, Bratwurst, and a Whole Lot of Gemütlichkeit

    If you’ve ever strolled through the leafy streets of South Kensington, found yourself in a beer hall near London Bridge, or marveled at Christmas markets in the city, you’ve brushed up against London’s vibrant German community. You might be surprised to learn that around 50,000 Germans live in London, bringing with them a taste of Germany’s traditions,…

  • London Foodies ‘Lovebomb’ Angus Steakhouses to Ward Off Tourists

    London Foodies ‘Lovebomb’ Angus Steakhouses to Ward Off Tourists

    In a hilariously inventive strategy, foodies in London have started a campaign to “lovebomb” Angus Steakhouses in a bid to protect their favorite local restaurants from being overrun by tourists.

  • 25 Food Dishes That Define London’s Diversity

    25 Food Dishes That Define London’s Diversity

    London is a city that wears its diversity like a badge of honour, a patchwork quilt of cultures stitched together by the unyielding thread of culinary ambition. Each neighborhood boasts its own culinary treasures, reflecting the heritage and history of its inhabitants.  Here are twenty-five dishes that Londonopia has compiled that encapsulate the spirit of…

  • Taylor Swift’s Favourite Kebab Shop in London

    Taylor Swift’s Favourite Kebab Shop in London

    Kentish Delight, a kebab shop in Kentish Town can stake claim to be Taylor Swift’s favourite kebab restaurant in London. And quite possibly now the most famous kebab shop in the world. When Taylor Swift was dating English actor Joe Alwyn she regularly visited the takeaway shop. The kebab shop located on Kentish Town Road,…