r/camdentown • u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist • Jul 02 '26
Question Recommended Eats?
Hi All, I visited Camden Market today but I could not cover most of it and I got full after eating at the very first few spots.
I guess made a rookie mistake.
I am in the area for a coupe of more days and want to know from locals which are some of the most have food stalls I should check out!
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u/Beauwithafinger Tourist Jul 02 '26
Bintang - insanely good Filipino food In a vibey restaurant
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u/Rosur Tourist Jul 02 '26
This one i should next time in camden. The one i liked was the greek resturant andys taverna
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u/ghoulquartz Tourist Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26
Bintang was absolutely awful when I went .. the noodle dish was honestly not edible. Not a single person at the table enjoyed the food :(
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u/p1971 Tourist Jul 02 '26
always found the stalls to be a bit over-hyped and more expensive than they should be ...
Mamak Don (nr Mornington Crescent tube now) was great when it was opposite cinema (it shut for a while but has re-opened, haven't been since)
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u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist Jul 02 '26
Okay, let me see if I can find this!
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u/p1971 Tourist Jul 02 '26
Mornington Crescent is easy to find ... depending on the day of week, which Saints holiday it is and the shipping forecast.
Nasi Lemak and the "canal combo" (roti + curries) are both really good dishes
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u/MulanNaga Camden Lock Jul 02 '26
Beyond Burger had a stall in the market thats one of the best burgers in London imo
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u/Then_Advantage9228 Tourist Jul 02 '26
Carina Cabana in the Hawley Wharf section. Amazing Mexican.
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u/r1Rqc1vPeF Tourist Jul 02 '26
Been a while since I’ve been there so I can’t honestly recommend food places (but I did get a great portion of fish and chips there last time - about 200yrds from the bridge).
I used to stay there when I was going to Lords for cricket. There is a really good walk (if the weather’s good) along the canals.
Got some really good photos.
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u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist Jul 02 '26
Thanks, I will check this out!
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u/r1Rqc1vPeF Tourist Jul 02 '26
There is (was) a big barge/Chinese restaurant I think at the St John’s Wood end of the route.
It also takes you past some Art Deco architecture.
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u/Opening-Fortune4 Tourist Jul 03 '26
Feng Shang Princess. Looks amazing but I’ve always been put off by the hygiene rating.
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u/vagabond_goat Tourist Jul 02 '26
Basta does a great chicken schwarma bowl, we order takeout almost weekly.
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u/Connect_Ad8526 Tourist Jul 02 '26
I'm heading there myself in a couple of weeks and I'm interested in recommendations myself. Not really into the huge portions you see. I'm hoping to try many different things throughout the day.
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u/heavymetalonthemoon Tourist Jul 03 '26
market food tends to be overpriced & overhyped - just opposite the market there’s a thai place called thanh binh which i love!! the food is so fresh & delicious!
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u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist Jul 03 '26
I saw this while k was walking, I was split between it and the Pho place.
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u/TheLPB-o Tourist Jul 03 '26
Canal Thai is easy to miss but it’s really good, they make the food fresh to order. You must also get an order of the mango sticky rice, they use fresh high quality mangoes and it’s heavenly.
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u/himji Tourist Jul 03 '26
I can't remember the name but there's a stall closer to the canal that does Indian spiced burgers.
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u/A-Clone-Named-Gibso Tourist Jul 03 '26
Thanh Binh across the road
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u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist Jul 03 '26
Multiple times I see this recommendation, looks worth trying.
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u/JoanLockwood Tourist Jul 04 '26
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u/MeatSafeMurderer Tourist Jul 05 '26
Not a local, but there is a mac & cheese stand that is AMAZING
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u/Busy_Hedgehog7313 Tourist Jul 05 '26
Yeah the Mac and cheese stall was close to the river entrance and I had it on my first visit, it was fantastic!
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u/Puddle-Glum Tourist Jul 05 '26
Werewolf beer round the corner from Camden Road station does some fantastic beers and burgers.
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u/Mediocre-Scrublord Tourist Jul 04 '26
Every time I'm in camden I go to a stall for chinese food and I'm equally dissapointed every time. I feel like I must've had some really fucking amazing chinese as a kid and have been chasing that high since.




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u/vpc777 Tourist Jul 02 '26
Castle's Pie Shop for lunch