Whether you’re looking for London’s best-rated restaurants or some of the city’s finest street eats, these vibrant neighbourhoods, renowned for their culinary prowess, are must-experience hotspots for foodies holidaying in the capital of merry old England.

Queen’s Park

As a foodie’s paradise in North West London, Queen’s Park is an often overlooked area of the city that’s home to an array of exciting restaurants. Although the Lonsdale Road Farmer’s Market draws most travellers to this region, it’s Mediterranean restaurants such as Carmel and the Malaysian fare served at Sudu that make the trip over to Queen’s Park well worth the trip.

Bermondsey Street

Travellers staying at hotels like the Pan Pacific London, which is home to some of the top-rated restaurants in London, will find that they’re within walking distance of Bermondsey Street. This colourful street teeming with exquisite bars, pubs and restaurants is perhaps most famous for the bistro Fleurie, and Laphet, one of the few Burmese restaurants in all of London.

King’s Cross

As a neighbourhood that has become a culinary destination in its own right, King’s Cross is the perfect location to dine alfresco, particularly during the balmy days of summer. The Spanish treats up for grabs at Barrafina and El Pastor are not all there is to experience at King’s Cross, however, as the Italian staples at Lina Stores are equally impressive.

Chinatown

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With more than 70 restaurants to its name, London’s Chinatown is a dream come true for lovers of Chinese cuisine. From the area’s bubble tea haunts to its buffet and hot pot institutions, including Ning’s, it’s easy to see why the area is a regular stopover for partygoers after a night out in the city.