"Pound for pound – both £ for £ and lb for lb – this street surely has the best and most comprehensive lunchtime offering in all of London, with a daily street food market and a range of decent bricks and mortar options to boot. Turnover among the stalls is not uncommon, but Retro Thai (and its excellent green curry) has remained a stalwart; there are some promising newcomers offering Ethiopian and Indian stuff, too. Among approximately 57 falafel and shawarma joints, Dukan 41 stands out for the vibrancy of its salads and the variety of its garnishes; among some occasionally questionable full-service concepts, the mighty Mugen stands out for its highly competent Japanese dishes. Make sure not to miss the stall right at the bottom of the street which sells recherché delights like Brannigan’s roast beef and mustard crisps for peanuts." - George Reynolds
