Backpackers Guide to London

Cheap Food

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Introduction

While London is one of the best possible tourist destinations—interesting history, exciting night life, centre of arts and culture—it is not the cheapest. Because of this, tourists often look for ways of cutting corners on some travel expenses so they can spend more time in the city or visit more of its attractions. And one of the places where they can really control their budget is food. Here are some of the cheapest places to eat in when in London:

Food for Thought

Located about a hundred yards from Neal’s yard, this is a place that is good for people who are health conscious. Paired with a 70’s décor for that ideal ambient atmosphere, salad plates and other low-calorie, vegetarian recipes who are watching their (British) pounds and their, uh, pounds.

Diwana

Tourists who are looking for a little spice in their life can go to Diwana, which serves southern Indian food like curry. This establishment is located in Drummond Street, NW1 a block north of Euston station in a street. One of its budget-friendly features are affordable eat all you can buffets.

Ecco

Pasta and pizza lovers can head for Ecco, located on Google St., It is a favourite of the local television and advertising industry and often full of bicycle couriers. All the food is freshly made before the very eyes of their customers. Meals come at an affordable £3, and people have the luxury of sitting outside and eating al fresco.

Wagamama

It doesn’t have much of an ambience, but this canteen style establishment located at Wigmore St. emphasizes giving delicious, healthy and affordable budget meals.

Bali Bali

An Indonesian / Malaysian restaurant with distinctive flavours and unique menus, this place is perfect for travelers who want meals cheap, and fast. The service is excellent and the food is filling and deliciously prepared. Located on Shafflesbuy Avenue, Soho, this establishment is also known for its wonderful wine.

Ashlee House, 261-265 Grays Inn Road, London WC1X 8QT, England
Tel: +44 (0)20 7833 9400 Fax: +44 (0)20 7833 9677