This place is for all those who like pizza and yet want to eat healthy. Everything is bohemian style, you sit on stools, and there is no menu, everything is written on blackboards. The pizzas have a thin dough, and you'll find there are plenty of options to cater for all taste. I'd also recommend ending your meal with one of their ginger-lemon or caramel ice-cream! Really good! read more

This place is quite trendy and seems to attract a lot of locals. The restaurant is very modernly decorated, with pasta boxes arranged on shelves. The food was alright, although to be honest rather classic. read more

Camden is full of cheap snacks, so you can easily feel overwhelmed with choice. I think Kim's is one of the best you'll find as far as Asian cuisine goes. Home specialty is chicken noodle soup. They also have home made sushi. read more

I really hate this place. The noodles feel like you're eating plastic, and the service is appalling. Only good thing is you get green tea for free with your meal. Oh, and one more thing, not the place you want to bring your girlfriend to. read more

You'll find plenty of Vietnamese restaurants in the area, but the food in this one is really authentic. Their crispy tofu was particularly delicious. As anything in the area, you'll find the restaurant is crowded with arty-farty London.. read more

It was a nightmare getting a table there, but once sited, the place is really worth it. A lot of people say this is one of the best Thai in London. I don't know if I'd go this far, but the food is indeed well tasty. Add to this the Jasmine Smoothie, with passion fruit, banana, orange, yogurt, and Jasmin water, and you're guaranteed a decent evening. read more

Ok, so this is probably the cheapest japanese you'll find in town. And to be honest it is not bad at all. So if you're on a budget it's must go, so long as you don't mind plastic plates and hurried service :) read more

I'd never tried turkish cuisine before, and oh my god.. it's awesome! The place looks slightly tacky, though at the same time very authentic. If the place is full (which it often is), they have another 2 restaurants in the same street. read more

Good old english food! Who said the brits couldnt cook?! The meat of the day is £21, and well worth it. They also have haggis for those who fancy.. If you've gone out on Saturday night, go have brunch there, you'll have a massive buffet to that'll help you forget the hangover. read more

This is the place to surprise you if you've had enough of the all so predictable Italian restaurant. You'll find a mix of oriental and western influence in that cuisine. Some of the dishes offered are really quite extraordinary, e.g. ostrich sausages with herbs, Japanese soya sauce, and sichuan pepper! The decoration is also a success, with a mix of asian and somehow African influences. read more