Everyday Food I Love

Calling all London travellers! If you have your date set on seeing the wonders of London either you’re travelling from Kuala Lumpur to London , Sabah to London or even Timbuktu to London, this article is one you should not scroll over. Why? Well, I’m here to serve the tea for the must-visit places in London! I know, I know, it’s a bit of a switch up than my usual food-aesthetics adventures BUT, while hunting the food, might as well hunt the places too, right? So, book airline tickets online now from Traveloka or any other platforms you wish, pack your bags, take out a pen and paper and start jotting down these places pronto!

Costa has something for everyone. A warm, welcoming atmosphere, a great range of authentic coffee drinks, teas and hot chocolate, and a superb range of Ice Cold Costa drinks for the summer months. Enjoy a wide range of savoury snacks: panini, sandwiches and wraps – or indulge yourself with something from our sweet range.

Come and discover Westfield London, a stunning architectural masterpiece with over 275 shops from luxury fashion labels to high street favourites and over 50 places to eat and drink, Westfield London is truly a unique shopping experience. Eating and drinking is an integral element of the Westfield London experience! From light snacks to 3 course meals, there’s something to suit every appetite, whatever time of the day.

Having the best Dim Sum for lunch at Wembley Park where's the Wembley Stadium located for Olympic 2012, visit Trafalgar Square, the largest square in London and free admission to The National Gallery (houses a collection of over 2,300 paintings).

The Sloe Bar Cafe at Paddington station is the ideal place to unwind and relax before heading out on your train journey. Here you can dine on a wide assortment of dishes including a full English breakfast and steak. If you just fancy a drink there are plenty of options to choose from.

Zizzi is chain of classic Italian restaurants serving pizza and pasta, offering good italian food in stylish surroundings at very reasonable price. All pizzas are cooked in wood burning ovens.

Pearl Liang is tastefully decorated in a classy, modern oriental setting. This restaurant serves dim sum and has an extensive Chinese delicacies menu. I discovered this restaurant serving a magnificent roast duck through my London's friend.

Il Gusto just a few minutes walk from Paddington Station. Serving good, tasty and freshly cooked pizza and pasta. Staffs are polite and helpful staff, really friendly. Good selection on the menu, nice atmosphere and reasonable prices too.

This Four Seasons Chinese Restaurant located inside the middle of the China Town. It is very convenience for people who work or before and after clubbing within Central London, it has the same taste of Drunken Chicken and Cantonese Roast Duck as the one in Bayswater. UK Four Seasons is one of the best Chinese Restaurants in London, most well known for the Duck and Hong Kong Home-Style Dishes.

Visit this London attractions: The Tower of London, one of the most famous prisons in British history and houses the British Monarchy's Crown Jewels, and London Bridge, it has been a bridge over the Thames at this site for nearly 2000 years. The first one was built by the Romans while the current one opened in 1973. London Bridge is a simple, functional bridge which is sometimes confused with it's more elaborate neighbour, Tower Bridge. Follow by an economy, good and quick lunch a UK popular Cafe.

With a strong menu list of over 30 Gourmet style burgers coupled with a range of Pastas, Salads and the best cuts of British Steaks, BURGER CO. has fast become the hub for food and friends in London's Carnaby.

Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe is designed to resemble an old fashioned sweet shop, inviting you to take a nostalgic trip back in time to experience the delicious flavours of their huge variety of sweets. This sweet shop is such a fun place to visit, make you feel like a kid again!

The restaurant is open from morning till night. It's quite easy to locate the restaurant in Chinatown as it's located just along the main street and it's right next to the famous Four Season's roast duck. It looks more like a cafe than a  restaurant, famous for their soy bean milk and some authentic Chinese pastries and buns. You'll spot a big container of Chinese pastries and buns  through the window and most people do takeaway from here or sit down for tea time snack.

Make the most of your London visit with a package deals. Buy a combination ticket with London’s top attractions, mix n’ match your Madame Tussauds visit to create a perfect day out. As for us, we bought a combination ticket of London Eye and Madame Tussauds for GBP$43.20 per person. Later of the day, we drop by Chinatown for dinner before we head back to our hotel at Paddington.

The Dorchester Afternoon Tea begins with savoury finger sandwiches. Crusts are removed from fresh baked white and brown breads and the delicate slices are filled with smoked salmon, egg, chicken, cream cheese and cucumber. Warm scones arrive next, made from a recipe unchanged at The Dorchester for over half a century. They are served with glistening strawberry jam and Cornish clotted cream. The final course is the pièce de resistance, the platter of cakes and tartlets. The Dorchester Afternoon Tea £38.50 ++per person

Seemingly untouched by any of the newfound trendiness of Chinese cooking in London, Mandarin Kitchen relies on an established reputation for seafood to fill its cavernous premises. The restaurant has been a landmark for well over a quarter of a century. Still, the banquettes are comfy, and Chinese business people continue to lunch at the large round tables, perhaps choosing the renowned lobster with noodles (which is usually expertly cooked). Tourists feature strongly in the evenings.

Start with a Malaysian meal for lunch. Follow by a live show "Phantom of Opera" at Her Majesty's Threatre, something you must do when you're in London and visit the latest London attraction "M&M's World".

Lunch at Ye Olde London, a traditional London pub that serves a good range of beers and spirits and pub food. Experience the glory of St. Paul’s Cathedral and see how it’s iconic dome dominates the London skyline.

Come and experience the glory of St. Paul’s Cathedral and see how it’s iconic dome dominates the London skyline. Built between 1675 and 1710, the catherdral has gone through a £40 million programme of cleaning and repair work for its 300th anniversary and the work has transformed the exterior and interior of the building.

Borough Market is set beneath the railway viaducts between the river Thames and Borough High Street in South East London. It sprawls around an atmospheric series of mazy streets and walkways and as well as the labyrinthine central area there are two more self contained markets. With a large part of Three Crown Square currently closed for the Thameslink development programme, many of the traders are now housed in the newly-covered Jubilee Market, while the Green Market hosts a wide variety of smaller stalls. The Market is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with Saturday being busiest after 11am. The sensible shopper gets here between 8am and 10am for the pick of the day. Thursday is usually a relaxed shopping day and our demonstration chef is on hand for ideas, tips and demonstrations in the Jubilee Market.