Experience a taste of Vietnam at Pho and Bun in Chinatown
Being massive fans of casual dining and Vietnamese food, it was only a matter of time before Townfish went down to check out the latest offerings at Pho and Bun in Chinatown
Time for a quick bite at Soho Wala in the West End -
There is no shortage of funky Indian street food restaurants in the Soho area, but the latest addition, Soho Wala is more unexpected situated inside the ever-popular Courthouse hotel
Zia Lucia: The independent pizzeria that is going from strength to strength
It's been fascinating following the growth of Zia Lucia in the past few years as it grows from strength to strength. We first learned of them at the opening of their Islington branch on Holloway Road
The Athenian: From a small street food venture to building an empire
We love supporting independent restaurateurs here at Townfish, so it was a real delight to have discovered the story behind The Athenian.
Feast on the best of world food at Kerb, Camden
It is hard to disagree with Kerb's motto 'Making London tastes better'; they have been delighting Londoners with their pop-up street food fiestas throughout London
Variety is the spice of life at Mister Lasagna in Soho
The concept is ingeniously simple: Mister Lasagna is London's first specialist lasagna restaurant serving 21 type of lasagna.
Vive le Hambuges as long as they are made by Big Fernand
With the popularity of burger restaurants in Central London, you do have to wonder if one day there will be more of them than our iconic British pubs. Having a unique selling point is crucial to stand out in this crowded market place.
Achingly hip pizzas from the Elliott Brothers at Pizza Pilgrims Soho
There has been many rags to riches stories for hip food stall owners who have become restauranteurs writing their own cookbooks and having their own business. Thom and James Elliott are perhaps one of the most well-known ones.
Bringing street food to the heart of the West End with Whaam Bánh Mì
Hip street food vendors shouldn't be the preserve of music festivals or east London hoxtonites, thankfully we are seeing an increasing revival of the culinary scene in Soho. Whaam Bánh Mì is one such venue adding some extra colour to the area literally, with its sharp yellow frontage and pop art posters, it instantly catches the eye of the passer-by.
