Chapel Market

Brown Sugar Pearl Fresh Mil 🥛🍡 – Absolutely delicious! The black sugar is authentic, with that slightly bitter, caramelized depth—not just sugary syrup. Perfect sweetness, not cloying at all. A must-order! Hot & Spicy Malaban 🌶️ – I got the "hot and spicy" level, but it was more mild than expected (could be spicier!). That said, the má là (numbing-spicy) flavor was still great, and the texture was that perfect thick, sticky, saucy style. Creamy Sesame Dry Pot🍲 – My friend ordered this, and it was a northern Chinese flavor dream! Though it looks light, it’s packed with savory, nutty sesame aroma. The beef slices, tripe, squid, and shrimp were all super fresh—no weird smells, just tender goodness. Fried Chicken Bites 🍗 – Juicy, not dry at all!* The seasoning tasted just like Qiao Tou Fried Ribs (桥头排骨), one of my favorite street snacks—salty, peppery, addictive. Fried Potato Sticks🍟 – Unique! Coated in a creamy, slightly sweet-salty seasoning—so moreish we all instantly grabbed our phones to order another round. Fried Sweet Potato 🍠 – THE STAR!Soft, naturally sweet, with a crispy shell and plum powder for that tangy kick. No extra sugar needed—just perfect. 📍 53 Chapel Market, London N1 9EW 💰 ~£10 per person (great value!) This place is seriously underrated—no fancy marketing, just real, authentic flavors that speak for themselves. If you love málàtàng, dry pots, or crispy snacks, this is a must-visit!

One of my favourite markets in London. Nice atmosphere, not too crowded. Useful shops as well as the market stools. Some nice cafes to have a fry up in too.

The guy at the front of the market stall for telephones and bits, great fix my Samsung phone screen good price £60 on the spot fix. Thank you Some places in south bromley was charging £100 to £150 and 2 weeks to wait for your phone 📱

A limited number of varying stalls. Some decent food and plant stalls, but a lot of 'tat' stalls as well. OK if you are passing but not worth a special visit.

A small market with nothing much to offer. There’s a stall making sandwiches and stuff and a stall selling fresh vegetables and fruits.

London Street Market. Chapel Market is still quite busy for a Market in London, busier the say Hoxton Market. The is more you Eastend type Market rather than Broadway which is more higher class

Great market and has been for decades. On Sundays there’s a fancy farmers market but honestly don’t get mugged off - if you go down M&S end the fruit and veg there is great. 3 blood oranges for £1, and if you want good cheese and sandwiches the end stall is great too. Got a nice hat for a fiver last weekend and there’s good fish too. Everything you need from a proper loved and used London market. Lovely cafes and shops on this street too, and a good little Asian supermarket just opened.

Great little old market good for fruit