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KOH Rong /MAD MONKEY/ Uncover Delicious /CAMBODIAN FOOD/

By chefstravelsPosted on January 17, 2024January 17, 2024Posted in Adventure, blogs, Cambodia, chicken, Holidays, Informative blogs, Wild food adventuresTagged amok curry, best amok curry, best food cambodia, Cambodian food, Cambodian islands, creamy curry, curry and rice, delicious food uncovered, food vlog, foodise, information video, island food, mad monkey hostel, mad monkey koh rong, mad monkey restaurant koh wrong island, places to eat koh wrong island, spicy food, street food, where to eat koh rong1 Comment

The mad monkey hostel on Koh wrong island is on most backpackers bucket lists. The restaurant serves great traditional Cambodian, Asian and western food and I decided to stop here and treat myself to an Amok curry to get an idea of what Cambodian food is about. I was pleasantly surprised. predominantly targeting the younger […]

Mercato Metropolitano Elephant & Castle Street food

By chefstravelsPosted on September 15, 2021February 24, 2022Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged #mercadometropolitano, bratwurst, cask beer, Chinese food, currywurst, elephant and castle, Food, food court, food court italian food, food market, german beer london, indian food, indoor market, kask beer, London street food, malaysian food, mercado metropolitano, sausage, spanish food london, street food, vietnamese food2 Comments

Mercado Metropolitano in Elephant & Castle is fast becoming the place to be. with its fine selection of street food outlets. Not only do you have a wide range of food choices from around the world but there is also a fine selection of bars within the vicinity serving everything from cocktails, Wine, Champagne, and […]

Samba and feijoada maxilla social club Ladbroke grove

By chefstravelsPosted on September 2, 2021February 24, 2022Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged #braziliznsambalondon, #maxillasocialclub, brazilian food, feijouada, ladbroke grove, maxilla social club, nottinghill, samba, samba dancing, street food1 Comment

The samba is a Brazilian dance that has its roots in Africa and was brought to Brazil by slaves from West Africa. Samba’s origins are tied to the Portuguese word “sambar” which means “to shake or swing.” It shares this name with an Afro-Brazilian drumming style, as well as a dish called feijoada made of […]

Pie, mash & liquor. Traditional London Recipe.

By chefstravelsPosted on July 25, 2021July 25, 2021Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged #traditional british, Bermondsey, british food, famous restaurant, ice cream, liquor, London, London bridge, maize, mashed potato, nostalgia, pie and mash, pie and mash shop, pies, restaurant, street food, Tower bridge road, tower of London1 Comment

Facebook Twitter Youtube Pinterest Instagram Traditional London pie and mash is unique in comparison to other Traditional British pie and mash dishes. The gravy is replaced with a white parsley sauce known as liquor (secret recipe), the mashed potato must be lumpy, and the pie is made using 2 different types of pastry. The cooking […]

Manze Bermondsey Pie & Mash shop tower Bridge rd London

By chefstravelsPosted on July 24, 2021June 9, 2022Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged Bermondsey, british food, famous restaurant, ice cream, liquor, London, London bridge, manze, mashed potato, nostalgia, pie and mash, pie and mash shop, pies, restaurant, street food, Tower bridge road, tower of London, traditional british3 Comments

Manze Bermondsey Pie & Mash shop tower Bridge rd London has been a staple in the pie and mash area for decades. With their reputation being one of the best, it is recommended you get there early to avoid disappointment. This family run business offers traditional pie and mash and also a selection of their […]

Tanzanian Kenyan Swahili street food Barking Market London 2021

By chefstravelsPosted on June 2, 2021May 25, 2022Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged #Barkingmarket, #cooking, #streetfood, #swahilifood, African food, Arabic, bantu, Barking, chakula, chapati, east Africa, Hakuna matata, Jambo, Kenya, Kenyan, Kenyan Food, Lion king, London street food, pika chakula, Sawahili, street food, Sukuma wiki, Tanzania, Tanzanian, Tanzanian food, Ugali, urogo, Zanzibar, Zanzibar food23 Comments

If its Tanzanian, Kenyan street food you are looking for and a chance to chat with some very welcoming Swahili speaking locals without having to catch a flight and travel to East Africa, then Barking market is the place to head for in 2021. The Karibuni Zanzibar hot style is predominantly Tanzanian Street food trailer […]

Buck street market Camden 2021

By chefstravelsPosted on May 3, 2021May 4, 2021Posted in Wild food adventuresTagged #buckstreetmarket, #camden#market, bar camden, camden high street, cooking, Food, food venders, rooftop bar camden, street food, terrrace, vegan food camden1 Comment

You could be forgiven for missing the Buck street market in Camden high street. as it is not particularly prominent. But as I ventured inside, I found a handful of street food stalls and an upstairs bar with a terrace overlooking the high street. Although there is not much to this small holding it is […]

KOH Rong /MAD MONKEY/ Uncover Delicious /CAMBODIAN FOOD/

Mercato Metropolitano Elephant & Castle Street food

Pie, mash & liquor. Traditional London Recipe.

Manze Bermondsey Pie & Mash shop tower Bridge rd London

Tanzanian Kenyan Swahili street food Barking Market London 2021

Buck street market Camden 2021

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