Streetfeast - Menu

Awesome place to hang out on a Saturday night!! It was lively, had cool decor, soo many food options. I wish they had this where I live, San Diego! I ordered a Bulgogi Burrito from Kimchinary. It was really tasty, but it got a little repetitive once I was about halfway done. I loved the variety of food. Jerk chicken, pork buns, Indian sliders, seafood, dessert, mac n' cheese, more. You'll for sure find something you'll want here. I ordered a Mojito from 1 of the bars. It was a little too sweet, but the drink was huge. It can get packed. We found a place to sit there's a lot of tables for standing. Heads up! It cost £2 or £3 to enter. All ages are welcome.

Second time around, wanting to like it more than the first time. And I did. Because of the atmosphere. Foodwise now, started with scallops. Nice, but at 4 pounds each? Expensive much? This is a street event, not a michelin starred restaurant (tho this was the only dish that was worth its money). 2nd, pulled pork buns nothing special, just pork dumped into a bun. No salads or anything. indifferent. Rage levels are slowly increasing as we hit the pasta stall, where I was fed some overcooked fettucine with salmon and cuttlefish ink and something that resembled peas. Let me tell you this dish did NOT look good. Off to the final plate, the doughnuts that were lovely albeit a bit on the small side...

There seems to be loads of 'street feasts '. Hawker House, Red Market, Tokyo Nights, Dinerama, Street Feast, Kerb, Little Feast it all seems to merge under one genre that ultimately rotates the multitudes of similar types of street food vendors. Street Feast was the first though and I loved that it is housed on multiple floors so it does peak your interest. I find that most people use this event as a social gathering to start the night and ultimately leave by 11pm to go to pastures new nearby for late night antics. My favourite is Breddos Tacos, the amazing Bbq of Smokestak and Yum Bun for their doughnut desserts. Some good cocktails on show too. It 's definitely worth checking out with a fe...

Fun and yummy food!! I was visiting London, and my cousin mentioned this place, I was very excited to do more local stuff while in London. Open only during the summer, its a closed area with lots of food trucks, stands, and bars. If you come before 7pm its free, otherwise charge you £3 to enter. Lots of great food options while we were here from pizza, several bbq options, modern Indian, gourmet burgers, hot dogs, cupcakes and sweet treats, lots of bars selling great drinks to quench your thirst!! Try the mojitos, at £10 a pop pricey but tasty! For dinner we had BBO pork ribs from Hot box, it was nice came with a slaw and help your self pickled condiments. The ribs were very tasty, I wanted...

Just great for many reasons. Firstly it's so well organised and curated. The selection of street food vendors is good (they are all good) and the offerings are varied and quiet exciting. My favourite go to spot is Yum Bun. The chicken and the pork are the best. Consistently good. Also like the Korean burritos and Bleecker St burger (sadly no longer seems to be at this site now). If you arrive before 7 it's free entry. The bars are good and they all take contactless payment so it's fast. The venue itself is perfect. Car park during the week, street food at the weekend with some covered areas if there is a shower. I like the wood barrel fires for an outdoor smokey atmosphere. The toilets are g...

I've been waiting for this to happen for a long time. It was nearly there last summer with the RED Nightmarket before it got shut down... let's hope the council is more understanding this time. A one stop shop/gathering for many of London's most coveted food stall and food truck vendors (similar to Off the Grid in San Francisco , it is basically an empty parking lot with food stalls: pizza, chaat, meatballs, Camden Brew Co beer, cupcakes, mexican, bbq, jerk chicken, noodle soups, gourmet hot dogs, and fusion food galore (Indian and Korean style burgers, etc. They have a rotating list of vendors so it is slightly different each week. If you make a booking ahead, for groups on 6 10, they have...

Came here with my friend for the Time Out preview on Thursday, it wasn't massively busy which was nice and free entry and we got a free gin cocktail and a free craft beer, free is always a win but both drinks were really good, gin cocktail was really refreshing and the beer was quite light (since I'm not a lager drinker this was a bonus). Now the good bit, the food. So we shared the pizza sliders, we got one of each (mushroom, pepperoni and goats cheese and beetroot), they were delicious, I loved the beetroot and goats cheese, they put the beetroot in the pizza base so you get a purple pizza, it was great, fun, pretty and flavoursome. The mushroom was a fairly average topping but the bases w...

Location: They have a nice space in Dalston. It looks rather small when you enter but there are a few different areas so it's actually quite a good size. Fairly bare decorations but had a nice vibe. Kind of a mish mash of furniture sofas, some hard chairs etc... There was even a candle chandelier. Could do with more seats/space generally but overall really nice spot. Food: Didn't try as much as I'd like but fortunately it's on for a few more weeks. Halloumi and chorizo wrap (French and Grace) It was pretty simple but so delicious. A Lebanese flat bread wrap, toasted to order, with some vegetables and hot, freshly grilled cheese and chorizo. All this topped off with a lone jalapeño. Definitel...

Street Feast's Dalston Yard incarnation is back for a fourth glorious year, this time boasting 17 traders and 13 bars and promoting itself as the International Capital of street food. A visit to this spacious outdoor market will offer visitors the opportunity to gorge on Mexican fish tacos, Venezuelan arepas and Taiwanese gua bao- all congregated in one place. Bars offer craft beer and cocktails as standard, but some specialise in wine, award-winning whiskeys or gin. Frontier is heavily peddled at the large bars, but there is a smaller, well-stocked craft beer kiosk replete with examples from local breweries including Beavertown and Fourpure. Camden Town Brewery is also represented, pouring...