I adore food (as you might have guessed!) and especially street food… so when I was lucky enough to win ALL THE FOOD at the newly opened KERB Camden I was in heaven!
Winner winner, chicken dinner! Me and my vouchers
KERB Camden: street food market
You are probably thinking ‘What’s KERB Camden?’ Well KERB is a food market that started out as American style food trucks organised into lunchtime or weekend groupings in various places around London. KERB in Camden is much more than this, but with the regular faces from the KERB family of food providers.
KERB Camden is set up as a street food area within Camden’s Lock market. It’s officially in the West Yard, however most people navigate by saying its next to the canal, where the boat trips leave!
The line up:
We found a table to base ourselves at (I had help with the challenge to eat ALL THE THINGS – thankfully!)
First up was Ghetto Grills:
The East London Classic – salt beef bagel from Ghetto Grills
Tasty with its salt beef and gerkin, grilled with cheese 🙂
Stakehaus:
The classic rosemary fries with steak and their special Stakehaus secret sauce – nom!
Gorgeous steak and great tasting fries
The instagram famous Halloumi fries from Oli Baba’s:
This deep fried halloumi was perfect with mint and pomegranate livening it up
Ever fancied the fusion of Korean and Mexican?:
Kimchinary Korean burrito
I love a satay chicken skewer
Satay chicken – fantastic peanut sauce – from Makatcha, who also are also famous for their rendang curry
And for fried chicken fiends: Mother Clucker
Chicken strips with hot sauce – always tasty!
From the French inspiration of The Patate, a ridiculously good take on the burger/sloppy Joe:
Boeuf Bourguignon burger with raclette cheese holding it together
From the Arepazo Brothers – arepas of course!! This one had everything in it
Chicken, avocado and plantain are just some of the ingredients in this corn arepa
Hanoi Kitchen had all sorts
Noodles Vietnamese style – with lots of peanuts, mint and coriander
The Roti House selection actually was based on naan bread:
Chicken tikka in a seasame naan, wrap stylee
Yep this is what our table was looking like!
A selection of goodies and a full table!
I don’t actually know which vendor this Mexican sandwich was from :s
Mexican torta – basically a pork sandwich
Anne still got involved with it
And finally we got to dessert… having seen the Blu Top ice cream sandwiches, we had to try them!
Ice cream sandwich with two different cookies and caramel sauce – drool!
Manpreet enjoyed this one, it gave me brain freeze though!
The result:
Well we didn’t actually make it around all 35 vendors today at KERB Camden. There are a few I’ve tried before, like Crabbieshack, that I will be back to taste again, and some new ones that I need to sample.. I’m looking forward to trying Burger and Beyond, which comes highly rated, the Club Mexicana tacos looked fantastic and I really want to try Ink’s squid strips.
I will be back – KERB is in my neighbourhood and I want to check out the bars one evening (their license is only on Friday, Saturday and special events). So when you coming to check it out?
Find out more about KERB on their website here.
Flo says
Oh my goodness. All this food looks amazing! Especially the Mother Clucker chicken. Oh – and your friend has a super cute kiwi mani!
Katie Hughes says
That Kiwi mani got featured on the KERB Instagram ? food was good though!!
Martin Bower says
Wow, we’ve been regular visiters to the food and wine festival in Epcot, WDW., Florida. Looks like we should gave just been coming down to Camden. Is this on all the time or was it a special event?
Thanks
Martin
Katie Hughes says
KERB itself is new Martin – but there have always been loads of food vendors around Camden Market. The best times to visit are Friday and Saturday nights when the bar is open!! (They are so new the they haven’t got a full license sorted out yet!)