Koya Soho

Cozy Soho spot serving pillowy Taiwanese bao, inventive small plates, and sharp cocktails in a sleek, minimalist space with cult followings and killer fried chicken.

The Prince of Wales in Brixton is a lively pub serving tasty comfort food, Caribbean BBQ Fridays, and buzzing with live DJs and fun vibes.

Tucked away on Great Russell Street, Turpan offers a cozy escape with hearty Uyghur dishes like big plate chicken and fresh leghmen noodles, perfect for friends or solo bites.

Nestled in Soho, The French House is a storied bar and dining room that boasts a no-tech vibe, enticing patrons with half pints and classic French fare, all while echoing whispers of its legendary literary past.

Popeyes, the beloved Louisiana-based fast-food chain, serves up irresistibly spicy fried chicken and classic sides, drawing massive crowds at its UK flagship in Stratford.

In a cozy hideaway in Notting Hill, this Japanese-inspired spot serves up towering sandwiches with fresh fillings and fluffy Tokyo milk bread, perfect for a quick indulgence.

Sông Quê is the go-to spot in Shoreditch for epic Vietnamese fare, especially its comforting beef pho, served hot amid a lively, no-frills backdrop.

Tucked away in Shepherd's Bush Market, Sam's Sandwich serves up hefty Algerian delights with fresh meat and bold flavors, making it a must-try for any sandwich lover.

Farang Larder in Highbury dishes up bold, inventive Thai with fresh British produce, vibrant curries, and homemade ice creams in a cozy, lively spot.

Nestled right across from King's Cross, The Megaro offers colorful, spacious rooms with cool decor, top-notch amenities, and a hip restaurant-bar vibe.