Very sad that my time in London came to an end so quickly. It is a super awesome city and I’m definitely going back in the future.
Before we went to the UK, many warned us that British food wasn’t very good. Granted I didn’t have much “traditional” British food, but pretty much everything I had was really delicious. Here are some foodie highlights.
Pret a Manger quickly became one of my fave places to eat, well buy from since it costs more to eat in. The first time I saw their sign, I thought they sold horse stuff. XD In my defense, there are quite a few horse guards in London.
Besides their delicious yet nutritious food, which includes a wide array of salad and sandwiches, they also have a great store philosophy.
I’m glad you enjoyed my home-city! Pret is a really great place to grab lunch on-the-go, apparently they’re one of the only sandwich chains in the UK to keep restocking throughout the day to guarantee freshness. I recently visited Japan and I’m still missing the food I got out there, I’m always trying to hunt down Japanese food in London!
I had a great time in the uk and also love japanese food. Thank goodness it’s easy to find here in taipei. I tried wagamama in london, pretty good, but not really ‘traditional’ japanese food.
Just from reading food/healthy living bloggers in the UK I would say that their food always looks delicious! And I think your pictures show that too. Baked beans are delicious and I would totally eat them for breakfast if I could! Hello maple and bacon 😀
Yup, so delicious! And I had baked beans for breakfast practically every day. 😀 Really missing them right now. 😛
Glad you had a good time in the UK! M&S is definitely the best for food; their stuff is so good! Yum!
It’s funny that everyone thinks that the British food looks delicious – yet I always think that other cultures food looks better – I think you want what you can’t have haha!
Really, really missing m & s. 🙁 And what you said is so true! I get tired of Taiwanese food sometimes, but my friends in the US just love it. Granted, they don’t eat it as often. If I moved elsewhere, I’d probably start missing Taiwanese food real bad. 😛
You had some great eats! When I went to England last summer, I ate at Pret A Manger too! (It means “Ready to Eat” in French ;)). They have some great, healthy choices there!
Thanks. 🙂 I had no idea the name was French, let alone the meaning. Good to know, and I’m really craving their food now. 😛
Yay loved reading this and so glad you had a fab time! Marks & spencer (or M&S as us Brits like to call it 😉 ) is my closest & most favourite supermarket and I love a good pret too! Hope you don’t have post-holiday blues!
M&S, got it!
Mmmm now I’m hungry after reading this!
Looking at those pics again makes me hungry, too.
Its really Nice there at UK, Because they have got some rich and nutritious delicacies, Good you love it…..Nice job you are doing