Hidden Food Paradise at the South side of London ft. Peckham Levels

🏢 Peckham Levels 🏢

I’ve never really explored much of the South side of London and I’m excited for this opportunity to pay a visit to Peckham Levels last weekend.

Rooted in SE15, Peckham Levels is the perfect location for people who adore excellent food, music, art, creativity, culture and enterprise. I went straight to their level six to try out a few food stall. The views are spectacular where visitors are able to see the amazing London skyline including the Shard.

✨Here’s what we have tried ✨

1️⃣ 081 Pizzeria (Italian)

🍕 Pistachiosa (£13)

🍕 Mortadella (£7.50)

🍫 Nutella doughnuts (£5.95)

🧀 Frittatina (£4.25)

2️⃣ Green Choy (Korean)

🍗 Gochujang Chicken Wings (6pcs- £6)

🌭 Steamed Bao Buns (mix any 2 Baos – £8)
– Bulgogi Mushrooms
– Korean braised beef brisket

3️⃣ Plantain Kitchen (West African)

🍚 Jollof rice, fried plantain, suya prawns (£10)

🍩 3x biscoff puff puff (£4.50)

I’m totally impressed by the variety of food selection available here and the international element where you’re able to taste a bit of everything across the globe.

Few of the highlights for me goes to jollof rice, gochujang chicken wings and frittatina. All the food trader works hard to produce the best version of their cuisines for you to try.

Conclusion

🤩Rating: 8/10
💷 Price: £
🎯Worth revisit: YAS 🤚 cultural setting with lots of activities to do and a perfect place for gathering. Check it out.

📍Peckham Levels | SE15
⏰ Brunch hours: TBC
🚂 Closest station: Peckham Rye station

Equipment: I took all the photos above using Sony Alpha 7 II | Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera.

Don’t forget to check out my other posts regarding the London restaurant reviews, if you are interested to dine in, in places like Galaxy,  Sushi Samba, The Ivy Market Grill and Feya Cafe.