For many foreign students who have just arrived in London, they may not cook by themselves so soon because they can't cook or are unfamiliar at first. In fact, there are some cheap places for students to eat in London. Let me introduce it to you.

You may be surprised that eating out in London is affordable, even within the budget of students. You just need to be smart and pay attention to trading, food market and cheap food. The author studied and lived in London as an international student for several years. He shared the cheapest places for students to eat in London. He said, "If you are like me, the last thing you want to do after a long college life is to cook. In fact, there are many other options, and you can also eat healthily. Let me introduce you to the cheapest place for students to eat in London. "

1. Camden Market (Camden Market)

There are so many varieties in Camden market that I'm at a loss every time I go there! However, some of my favorite cheap stalls include Colombian street snacks, such as corn flames, hamburgers and special sandwiches. However, there are many things I haven't tried, including countless stalls selling Chinese food, Thai food and Indian food, which are surprisingly cheap. Camden market is very suitable for group travel, because you can get what you want. It's just open-air, so be sure to watch the weather first!

2. Pizza delivery (use o2 discount coupons in pizza delivery)

The two main courses of pizza delivery are only 10, which basically means eating as much as you want outside! Maybe not, but it's a big deal. If you use o2 discount coupons, you must make full use of the priority discount. This one is my favorite. Nero Cafe also has free coffee coupons. I believe all students can enjoy delicious free coffee.

3. Andu Cafe (Andu Cafe)

If you haven't tried Ethiopian food, then Andu Cafe is a must. Takeaway is 5 pounds, which is a situation where you get what you give, although you can always count on the food to be delicious. If you decide to eat in it, there are more choices, but the menu is small. Andu Cafe is a very popular place in downtown Dalston, where you can buy many healthy home-cooked dishes.

4. Too good to go (a money-saving shopping application)

In London's budget, all students must download the application, which is great. It is an amazing resource for finding cheap food. Its working principle is that at the end of the day, businesses with leftover food will sell everything at a discounted price on the app instead of creating food waste. You can find some amazing bargains here, and you can always find your favorite place on your mobile phone.

5. Pizza Alliance

There are pizza alliance stores all over the city, and the starting price of 12 inch pizza is 3.95. You can't miss it. Side dishes and drinks are also cheap, and restaurants always have an interesting and lively atmosphere.

6. Doudou (a restaurant suitable for vegetarians)

Peas are the choice of vegetarians. In downtown Camden, you can have a China/Thailand buffet. 5.90 during the day and 6.90 for dinner and weekends. The food here is really creative. All traditional dishes have interesting meat substitutes. You can also buy a takeaway box for less money.

7. Food (cafeteria)

Another buffet you can eat is delicious food, which costs only 7.50 pounds. The food is very healthy, bought locally, and always delicious, meeting all dietary requirements, including gluten-free and vegetarian. It doesn't look like it from the outside, but it's a perfect place for students around King's Cross Station.

8. mercato Metropolis (Metropolitan Market)

You can find this indoor food market, which is a good place with many cheap street foods to choose from. They also have wineries, wineries and cinemas, and hold various large-scale activities. The market is centered on public benches and is usually full at night.

9. Bayu Street Food Market (Bayu Street Food Market)

Next, let's take a look at the cheapest snacks in London. It is one of the oldest street snack markets in London and an ideal place for you to have lunch in the city center. The market is open from Tuesday to Friday, and there are different booths every week. There are many vegetarians in the market on Monday. I like this market that tries fresh and exciting food. They support future enterprises and usually attract very fashionable people.

10.Yo sushi (using Unidays discount at Yo sushi restaurant)

Register a Unidays account with your university email, and you can enjoy many students' cheap food discounts in London. My favorite discount through this application is yo! Sushi can enjoy a 25% discount at any time. There is also a one-third discount every Wednesday. You can eat here like a king at a fraction of the usual price.

1 1. kebab shop (your local barbecue shop)

I know it's not very specific. But the barbecue restaurant in London is a very cheap way to eat, and the overall quality is very good. I have my favorite local barbecue shop, and my salad rolls are delicious. They even have vegetarian mayonnaise, so I have nothing to complain about. You need to do some research to find your best, but it's always worth knowing where to go, especially when you go out at night.

12.Franco Manca (using Unidays discount at Franco Manca store)

This is another pizza place, but this time Unidays offers a set meal. You can buy any pizza and drink for 7.40. So far, Franco Manca's pizza is my favorite pizza in London, which makes eating there a more attractive choice!