"You can spend $100 without buying anything in London-now that's intriguing! How do you think you'd make the most of this experience in such a vibrant city?"
Dude that interaction with her is why I love his videos. The man is trying to spend money but at the same time he is also trying to save money. His humbleness should exist in more RUclipsrs.
The one in Greenwich? I was visiting a couple weeks ago and am going back tomorrow. I saw that shop but thought it was overpriced so I never went in. Is it really worth the price?
@@conckermc14 yeah it looks like one lol. That’s why I never went in. Idk where else to go though that doesn’t look like a tourist trap. At least in that area
I saw a mukgbang streamer on Kick talking about Matt stonie the other day, Its been a long time since iv seen that dude, i would love to see you two legends taste some food together William! Make it happen please 😁🙏
You’ve gone to the most touristy place in London for food. Go to broadway market or whitecross st market and you’ll get better food at a fraction of the price!
They screwed up messing up Sonny's order, his vids are seen by millions of people. Good advertisement for your restaurant but also bad if your service is sh!t.
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Londoner here. Despite Borough Market become increasingly touristy in recent years thanks to social-media. There are still many delicious and affordable food stalls there. Did he just go out of his way to try all the tourist traps? There were much better stalls serving sausage rolls and pies at the market like Ginger Pig for example. Or bakeries like Bread Ahead. Sigh.
"Did he just go out of his way to try all the tourist traps?" Yeah, that's usually the point of this one specific series in this channel. He also made a video on cheaper food.
Mad respect to Sonny for not abusing his social media status like so many people do today. He could’ve taken advantage of several vendors but instead, you could see his humility.
Of all the markets I visited around the world, Borough was by far the most expensive. Honestly, it was a great experience walking around and to try some stalls. However, on my next trip to London, I would prefer visiting some other venues, perhaps go back to F.Cooke for some jellied eels and pies or wake up early in the morning and go visit Billingsgate fish market.
Obviously it's a rip off price but it's also just a normal amount of filling unlike the dumb shit in America that has a pound of meat and falls apart after one bite
@@yerda5464hey at least you get your money's worth with portion sizes in America! I love eating when I go there! Our prices in mind are exorbitant for the amount you get.
@@McLizpa It is the exact same thing. The Brits just use the term corned beef for when they chop it up and put it in a tin. But the meat is the same. If you expect people to learn British terms, then you can do the same and acknowledge terms from other Countries.
Have lived in London all my life and this is probably the most expensive market you could have visited! Easy for the challenge but definitely not going to get value for money. For any potential visitors of London, some excellent food markets you're better off visiting include: - Bloomsbury Farmers' Market (open on Thursdays only, 9am-2pm); - Greenwich Market; - Portobello Road Market. Please save yourself the headache of too many tourists and overpriced food at Borough Market (not to mention the inflated prices... that fish and chips was CRIMINAL). Please visit markets recommended by locals that give much better value for money!
@@jonathanbowen3640 Whilst prices may be similar, you get a better experience at Greenwich market; smaller crowds, independent businesses and nice cafés, a short walk to the Royal Observatory. Sure, the likes of Brockley Market, Walthamstow Market or Dalston’s Ridley Road Market are the very cheapest, but unfortunately I can’t see most tourists wanting to venture that far away from Central London.
“I just have a little RUclips channel” 🤣🤣 Humble King. I do wish tho that we could see people’s reactions when they see how big of a RUclips channel BEFRS is. 😂😂
i am reminded of Sonny's 'old' episode in Hong Kong where there was this one uncle who was not impressed even after knowing BEFR had already amassed 3 millions-ish subs at that time.
Note to Sonny; a. I am a huge fan that lives in the sovereign nation of Taiwan and we love you here. b.For some reason “truffle oil” is a thing here and they spray it with a garden hose on everything. Personally it makes me barf, and I wondered why, This is what I discovered: Most truffle oil available on the market is not made from actual truffles. Instead, it's typically made using a synthetic compound called 2,4-dithiapentane that mimics the aroma of real truffles. This chemical is added to a base oil, such as olive oil, to give it a truffle-like flavor.
I think this channel has the best editors on youtube, they turn something that is funny to hilarious! Good work guys, love the show and thank you for brightening my day once more.
🤣 I sat at that same table a couple of months ago, that green pole right next to the table made my 4yr old giggle, she couldn't understand why it was RIGHT THERE 😂
@toniteeny1234 Go look up pickled eggs, buddy. They are white and perfectly smooth, funnily enough, just like an egg. They also come in clear vinegar, not dark malted vinegar and don't look like bloody onions you silly tit.
Used to go here for lunch most days when I worked in the city - there’s a very good scotch egg stall and a blue cheese burger worth trying next to the boozer in the market too Those scallops used to be much much cheaper btw but they’ve always been great.
As a Brit, i've gotta say that fish and chips looked pretty poor for the cost. It didn't really look any better than what you get for maybe half the price at any local chippy.
@@haran666 yep, i mean it is a tourist trap in London, so prices were never going to be reasonable, but you can sort of justify it when the food is good, as a way to try lots in one space, but that fish and chips was pricey, small portion and didn't look anything special.
@@markc1793 Its not a tourist trap. There are plenty of decent stalls there. I have been going for ten years. And I have been to other food markets, from Brockley to Greenwich to Camdem to farmers markets such as Blackheath to compare. All markets are popular and expensive but all have really good stuff if you look for it.
@@PastaSauce. true, but so do a lot of places, although in London you'll also get charged an arm and a leg for it! in my experience, the only way you can be guaranteed a decent fish and chips, is if you're by the seaside/in a fishing town. Obviously, other places do good fish and chips as well, but fishing towns/seaside towns are normally always good.
When I visited England, the thing that made it cost so costly was the conversion rate between the USD and British pound sterling. A £5 breakfast costed me $7 at the time. Every dollar add up and I spent a lot.
Someone from London describing somewhere in England’s south coast as “North England” (just because it’s not within an hours drive of London) is one of the most British things ever 15:00
@@jessewheeler5357not sure where you’re from but I’ll try to explain. Despite being much, much smaller than countries like the US the UK is made up of a huge number of areas with cultural differences. It’s not unknown for neighbouring areas to have fierce (generally good natured) rivalries often based around football teams. One particular rivalry is between the North and South of England. Theres a lot of debate about where the border is. Northerners often place it about Sheffield and Southerners (particularly Londoners) can place it as far south as Milton Keynes (100 miles away). The joke is that Londoners never leave London and think the rest of the uk is some sort of barren industrial wasteland.
Hey sonny, amazing quality content brother, I dont know if anyone mentioned it in the comments below way to many to read :P but spelt is not rice its a type of wheat grain that has been cultivated for many thousands of years, :) just a titbit of info. Much love from Greece
It's a good aim to try those specific foods, I think this is an inspiration to rediscover these dishes again by your food review show. I had the same first dish there raw oysters. I agree with the calamari review, and I also agree bangers and mash it's a lot. I didn't realised that's the place where I can find all those food 😂
Pickled onions are delicious. There’s a local BBQ joint that has tacos with brisket, green apple pico de gallo and pickled onions on top. Absolutely out of this world and the portions are giant!
Scallop dredging is the usual method of catching scallops, and one of the most destructive fishing methods in the world. Ploughing/bulldozing the seabed, basically. Well worth paying for hand dived scallops if you care, at all, about the marine environment.
Great review Sonny, i'm here in Dubai, loving checking out the comfort food of home I hope you tried the English Mustard, that really opens up the airways 🙂
You're the first foodie to buy, and review Halibut Fish & Chips! Believe it or not, Van De Kamp's frozen food had frozen, deep fried halibut in the grocery store back in the day, and it was delish! Every time I've had Fish & Chips since, Van De Kamp's was the pinnacle of comparison, and I've never had anything as good. If anyone reading this ever gets a chance to try Halibut, especially deep fried in batter, do so, you won't regret it! - On to the scallops, I worked as a cook at Bob's Big Boy back in the 70's, and they had deep fried scallops. Working there, I'd make myself a plateful of these delicious morsels. I've never seen deep fried, breaded scallops anywhere else, and have no idea why as they are delicious. Anywhere that sells fish & chips should also sell deep fried scallops, but they don't?😅👍✌🗽
Hi Bob! I wasn’t sure from your post if you are in the UK. If you like deep fried scallops, every place in New England has them. I grew up in Massachusetts and it always was one of my absolute favorites. Cheers.
@@VaveeDances It's Tom, but no worries!😅 I always use the Statue of Liberty EMOJI to indicate I'm from the USA. I live in southern California near LA. I've never seen fried scallops in my 63 years here except at Bob's Big Boy back in the 70's. They were so good.👍✌🗽
Like actual home made mayo? It shouldn’t be the white crap you get in a packet. Mayo has a yellow tint cos it has egg yolks and mustard in it which are both yellow
@@8TheDon what do you mean ‘nah’? im telling you a fact. london residents go there all the time to buy food, just not fresh produce. How is that a tourist trap?
Wow, didnt realize how expensive street food in the UK is compared to Cyprus ... then again Cyprus restaurant food , especially in Limassol is mighty expensive . Great vid
Pie Minister was definitely my favourite go to, with mash and gravy. Used to love popping to St Nick's market in Bristol over a lunch time to get it! Deerstalker is the one
You uploaded this video earlier today and I saw notification, I thought I would watch it peacefully before sleeping, I searched a lot but was very sad to found it deleted 🥹🥹 I was about to sleep and saw you uploaded it again! Yaayyy! ❣️❣️
@@SilverfoxJB I'm from Brazil, living in UK for 8 years, travelled 8 countries in South America, Europe and Asian, just haven't been to Africa yet and for sure the worst place to eat is the UK. In the UK the good food is from other countries
@@pedroocrvg Yet here you still are..... You certainly appear to have developed a palette for unnecessary offence. Try to look beyond you overt disdain and you may just be surprised. Enjoy....
"Where's Dorset?" Person working underneath the massive Dorset Scallops sign: "North England'. Wtf! That is like me going to Austin and asking where are the Maryland Blue Crabs from? Answer: "Southern North America"
Oh man I wish I’d known you were visiting locally. I’d have loved to have popped by and said hi! I would’ve shown you so many better places to eat! Love your content! ❤
I've noticed that most of the people that slam British food have never tried it, or had it at a good standard. It's just simple and satisfying. Kind of like how Italian pizza is just dough, tomato sauce, and toppings. It's not mind blowingly technical, but it's still delicious.
they've never been to the UK, they just see pictures of awful food SOME people in the UK eat and assume all of us eat like that. It's just ignorance and a hatred of British people tbh.
They're pickled onions not eggs! hehe Also, so funny to see the public baffled by someone vloggling unlike in your American vlogs haha I don't think I've ever seen a RUclipsr in the wild!
to be fair all of the ingredients could come from the UK, the spelt the mushrooms, the garlic etc. Risotto is just cooked rice or in this case spelt. Its not a super unusual dish, Many temperate climate places on earth can do it.
The "Italian" risotto using English spelt made by Indian guys sold to an American. Incredible.
Indians can shi bout anything 😂
Allison, the Bri'ish farmer whose making Italian beef and pork. 🤪 Allllli-son. 🤣
GLOBALIZATION!
You should not buy and eat any Italian food not made by Italians then
That is the definition of the UK and l love it
She came over to make sure you weren't talking smack about her snag rolls😂😂
You can spend $100 without buying anything in London 😂
Tolls
Exactly 😂
Doesn’t clean air cost that there?
"You can spend $100 without buying anything in London-now that's intriguing! How do you think you'd make the most of this experience in such a vibrant city?"
Yeah, just park somewhere.
For anyone wondering, Borough Market is famously a tourist trap. These prices aren't normal.
The food is worth the price though, it’s a great day out 😊
These are very London prices, what you on about???
but looks like theres a lot of locals tho
Go to Whitechapel market. Get all my vegetables from there
@@Mark-eg5hxvery central London prices. We normal people don’t go to central London for groceries or street food. Street food is found on the street 😂
So great to see the lady that created the recipe for the sausage roll. Really nice addition. Thanks for keeping it in the final cut.
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That girl was such a sweetheart to give you that “trader discount”
Basic marketing. Be nice to influential people
@@fxt701 yep, do that and more influencer might come, even more exposure, and finally leads to profit
If you not a youtuber you have to pay the price lol without discount 🤣🤣🤣
10:40 "I just have a little RUclips channel about food..." So humble Sonny we love your "small" channel 😂
Dude that interaction with her is why I love his videos. The man is trying to spend money but at the same time he is also trying to save money. His humbleness should exist in more RUclipsrs.
@@mizubushicouldn't agree more with both of yall. Dudes literally so humble.
wrr
Dude says probably get couple dozen views 🫣 I’ll be surprised if less than a million
should've just said a little channel with 10 million subs to get 100% discount xD
As a British person I'd be ashamed for that fish a chips should have gone to jack the chipper
The one in Greenwich? I was visiting a couple weeks ago and am going back tomorrow. I saw that shop but thought it was overpriced so I never went in. Is it really worth the price?
@@Saints779 I'd avoid - I live next to the Cutty Sark and it's a very mediocre tourist trap. I haven't tried the Whitechapel one though.
@@conckermc14 yeah it looks like one lol. That’s why I never went in. Idk where else to go though that doesn’t look like a tourist trap. At least in that area
*Briton
@@conckermc14The Whitechapel one was good.
As someone who loves Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, and Sausages...That Banger and Mash looks heavenly.
Don't forget to chew like some celebrity 😂
Absolutely 😃
I'm not even rly into that stuff but now even I want it 👀
Yuck
@@carljohantihkan2035you're not into sausage and potatoes?? 🤨🤨 What do you eat, Slime?
I saw a mukgbang streamer on Kick talking about Matt stonie the other day, Its been a long time since iv seen that dude, i would love to see you two legends taste some food together William! Make it happen please 😁🙏
This is not a good idea, Its a GREAT idea!
Mattie hasnt uploaded in 4 months, anyone know what he doing?
Am i living under a rock? whos Matt stonie?
The Meetup we never knew we needed, but we all crave 🙏
Getting to experience Mattie in a normal food video would be super cool :D
You’ve gone to the most touristy place in London for food. Go to broadway market or whitecross st market and you’ll get better food at a fraction of the price!
Not the goal of the video, but good advice
Thanks, needed to know this as a Londoner!
@@justmechanicthingspeople can be silly
Basically any other market than Borough market,,you forgot Walthamstow market.
All the main markets are roughly the same price, Camden, Greenwich etc.
Yeah borough market is just one big tourist trap. Overpriced less than average food. That was one of the worst fish and chips I’ve ever seen.
Ya know one older lady that was just smokin'? Princess Diana.
That stand was screwing over everyone having them pay for tartar sauce and giving them Mayo hoping they would not come back.
I would have thrown it at the cart. @@rg20322
They screwed up messing up Sonny's order, his vids are seen by millions of people. Good advertisement for your restaurant but also bad if your service is sh!t.
Lot of good places to eat. I don't go to the counter, I just leave. I don't go back, either.
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Londoner here. Despite Borough Market become increasingly touristy in recent years thanks to social-media. There are still many delicious and affordable food stalls there. Did he just go out of his way to try all the tourist traps? There were much better stalls serving sausage rolls and pies at the market like Ginger Pig for example. Or bakeries like Bread Ahead. Sigh.
lol
Don't think that's the point of the video silly
waiiitt, so you think Bread Ahead is a good bakery?? LMAAAOO 😂😂😂😂
"Did he just go out of his way to try all the tourist traps?"
Yeah, that's usually the point of this one specific series in this channel.
He also made a video on cheaper food.
"londoner here...sigh" Beyond cringe inducing.
Mad respect to Sonny for not abusing his social media status like so many people do today. He could’ve taken advantage of several vendors but instead, you could see his humility.
True
Scammed by risotto and mayonnaise 😂
Have you seen his sponsors? 😂😂 Dude takes sketchy ass sponsors. Aka: BetterHelp
@@aceofspades1701what's wrong with BetterHelp? I use their services, they are pretty good
wrgg
She sold you the calamari cause no ones buying it HAHAHAHAHA
That is what I was thinking 😂
Of all the markets I visited around the world, Borough was by far the most expensive. Honestly, it was a great experience walking around and to try some stalls. However, on my next trip to London, I would prefer visiting some other venues, perhaps go back to F.Cooke for some jellied eels and pies or wake up early in the morning and go visit Billingsgate fish market.
Go to Camden lock and you will have great food there.
@@RogueCylon thanks for the suggestion :)
@@RogueCylonCamden “Asian alley” is good for food,Camden isn’t as bohemian as it used to be though.
Go to arments instead on Westmorland road near elephant and castle best pie and mash shop IMO been there over 100 years
@@RogueCylongood shout
The best stall in the market is the one you're stood in front of during the outro. The Ginger Pig's sausage roll's are elite.
That salt beef joint is such a con - packing a small amount in the middle of the sandwich, trying to make it look 'packed out'.
Yes uber dump
Obviously it's a rip off price but it's also just a normal amount of filling unlike the dumb shit in America that has a pound of meat and falls apart after one bite
@@yerda5464hey at least you get your money's worth with portion sizes in America! I love eating when I go there! Our prices in mind are exorbitant for the amount you get.
@@crow1989 you generally don't as they charge loads too, when any normal person would rather just have a normal sandwich for a normal price
@@yerda5464 Exactly. In America that sandwich would be $15+
14:38 is exactly how I reacted when I randomly bumped into Sonny as well 😂
The montage of random animal heads protruding from a fruit pie was so odd but hilarious 😂🥧🐮🍒
That kid checking out the Corned Beef sandwich was great.
Kudos to the editing team.
It’s not corned beef , it’s saltbeef .
In the context of the show tomato - tomatoe@@McLizpa
@@McLizpa It's corned beef to most peole around the world. What you refer to as corned beef is that dreadful stuff sold in England.
@@Coxy-b34 corned beef is the crap you get in tin cans like spam meat
@@McLizpa It is the exact same thing. The Brits just use the term corned beef for when they chop it up and put it in a tin. But the meat is the same. If you expect people to learn British terms, then you can do the same and acknowledge terms from other Countries.
Have lived in London all my life and this is probably the most expensive market you could have visited! Easy for the challenge but definitely not going to get value for money. For any potential visitors of London, some excellent food markets you're better off visiting include: - Bloomsbury Farmers' Market (open on Thursdays only, 9am-2pm); - Greenwich Market; - Portobello Road Market. Please save yourself the headache of too many tourists and overpriced food at Borough Market (not to mention the inflated prices... that fish and chips was CRIMINAL). Please visit markets recommended by locals that give much better value for money!
Greenwich market is largely the same price. Even lesser known markets like Brockley are expensive.
@@jonathanbowen3640 Whilst prices may be similar, you get a better experience at Greenwich market; smaller crowds, independent businesses and nice cafés, a short walk to the Royal Observatory. Sure, the likes of Brockley Market, Walthamstow Market or Dalston’s Ridley Road Market are the very cheapest, but unfortunately I can’t see most tourists wanting to venture that far away from Central London.
6:32 that mayo is looking SUS LOL
Everything reminds me of her!! 😂
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@@MrFzzybnny yezzirrr ;)
wrgg
Gimmi some of that Mayussy
12 pounds for four oysters... This is a tourist trap 😅
“I just have a little RUclips channel” 🤣🤣 Humble King.
I do wish tho that we could see people’s reactions when they see how big of a RUclips channel BEFRS is. 😂😂
i am reminded of Sonny's 'old' episode in Hong Kong where there was this one uncle who was not impressed even after knowing BEFR had already amassed 3 millions-ish subs at that time.
Most people under the age of 40 wouldn’t be impressed, in fact, they’d look down on you
There’s like 65 million people in the UK, hardly anyone has heard of him tbh lol
i appreciate that the music in this video isn't loud and overwhelming :)
"Eat only when a Best Ever video uploads" could be my new diet due to how much I eat while watching these. Can't help myself.
Istg food doesn’t hit the same without his videos
If you don’t wanna eat as much then honest advice would be to think of what it’s like in your mouth before you swallow.
Absolutely love watching your food reviews your enthusiasm is really great keep the videos up dude 💯
Note to Sonny; a. I am a huge fan that lives in the sovereign nation of Taiwan and we love you here. b.For some reason “truffle oil” is a thing here and they spray it with a garden hose on everything. Personally it makes me barf, and I wondered why, This is what I discovered: Most truffle oil available on the market is not made from actual truffles. Instead, it's typically made using a synthetic compound called 2,4-dithiapentane that mimics the aroma of real truffles. This chemical is added to a base oil, such as olive oil, to give it a truffle-like flavor.
That’s why I always say “no” to truffle oil.
He s already been to china multiple times 😅
Just say China lol
The beautiful scenery catches my eye. I'm envious of the people there.
Bangers and mash with gravy looked like the perfect meal for that hard weather. The risotto too!
Scallops for more easy protein.
I think this channel has the best editors on youtube, they turn something that is funny to hilarious! Good work guys, love the show and thank you for brightening my day once more.
Asks for truffle oil, gets garlic aioli lol
14:13 the kid was like please give me a bite please 😂😂😂
Dorset is almost as SOUTH as you can get in England! 😂😂
🤣 I sat at that same table a couple of months ago, that green pole right next to the table made my 4yr old giggle, she couldn't understand why it was RIGHT THERE 😂
That was pickled onions mate hahahaha
That's what I thought. Never heard of pickled eggs.
@@ziontours5893 They're sold in pretty much every chippy in the UK. Only odd people tend to eat them these days. Going the way of the jellied eel.
No, they were pickled EGGS
It’s a Brit chip shop classic
@toniteeny1234 Go look up pickled eggs, buddy. They are white and perfectly smooth, funnily enough, just like an egg. They also come in clear vinegar, not dark malted vinegar and don't look like bloody onions you silly tit.
@@toniteeny1234 they definitely look like pickled onions, I know what picked eggs are you donut I live in the UK 🤣
Love this video . Much love from us londonders!
Give that little boy a bite of that sandwich, he looked hungry 🤣
The pie was probably the best value item you had
Used to go here for lunch most days when I worked in the city - there’s a very good scotch egg stall and a blue cheese burger worth trying next to the boozer in the market too
Those scallops used to be much much cheaper btw but they’ve always been great.
I work nearby on the river, I can safely say Borough Market is a cesspit, when I first moved here 10 years ago it was tolerable at least.
As a Brit, i've gotta say that fish and chips looked pretty poor for the cost. It didn't really look any better than what you get for maybe half the price at any local chippy.
Not a lot of chips on it as well for that price rip off Britain strikes again, lol
@@haran666 yep, i mean it is a tourist trap in London, so prices were never going to be reasonable, but you can sort of justify it when the food is good, as a way to try lots in one space, but that fish and chips was pricey, small portion and didn't look anything special.
@@markc1793 Its not a tourist trap. There are plenty of decent stalls there. I have been going for ten years. And I have been to other food markets, from Brockley to Greenwich to Camdem to farmers markets such as Blackheath to compare. All markets are popular and expensive but all have really good stuff if you look for it.
London has some terrible fish and chips.
@@PastaSauce. true, but so do a lot of places, although in London you'll also get charged an arm and a leg for it! in my experience, the only way you can be guaranteed a decent fish and chips, is if you're by the seaside/in a fishing town. Obviously, other places do good fish and chips as well, but fishing towns/seaside towns are normally always good.
I like how Sonny keeps talking even when people stop to stare. My anxiety radar would be beeping 😂
The way you say seasonings 😂😂 I truly love your videos 💕💕💕
When I visited England, the thing that made it cost so costly was the conversion rate between the USD and British pound sterling. A £5 breakfast costed me $7 at the time. Every dollar add up and I spent a lot.
A £5 breakfast? When did you go?
@@bentucker2301 2011 and then again in 2014. I’d love to visit again, but I need to hit up Southeast Asia next.
11:05, finally, he found a seat to sit. I was tired of seeing him standing all the way.
Thank you for the wonderful video about Borough Market in London👍
Gonna start telling my friend to record me while I order to get a discount XD
Someone from London describing somewhere in England’s south coast as “North England” (just because it’s not within an hours drive of London) is one of the most British things ever 15:00
I wouldn't describe her as British, she had a foreign accent.
I am so confused. Please explain this... 😅
@@jessewheeler5357not sure where you’re from but I’ll try to explain. Despite being much, much smaller than countries like the US the UK is made up of a huge number of areas with cultural differences. It’s not unknown for neighbouring areas to have fierce (generally good natured) rivalries often based around football teams. One particular rivalry is between the North and South of England. Theres a lot of debate about where the border is. Northerners often place it about Sheffield and Southerners (particularly Londoners) can place it as far south as Milton Keynes (100 miles away). The joke is that Londoners never leave London and think the rest of the uk is some sort of barren industrial wasteland.
Just watched it this morning
same
Repost defo 😅
Hey sonny, amazing quality content brother, I dont know if anyone mentioned it in the comments below way to many to read :P but spelt is not rice its a type of wheat grain that has been cultivated for many thousands of years, :) just a titbit of info. Much love from Greece
How has the lady at the end said dorset in north england 🤣🤣
She’s not British, that’s why. But it’s still a massive mistake to make.
@@sylviaroberts8103 She had a 50:50 chance of getting it right, and went for it 😂
It's a good aim to try those specific foods, I think this is an inspiration to rediscover these dishes again by your food review show. I had the same first dish there raw oysters. I agree with the calamari review, and I also agree bangers and mash it's a lot. I didn't realised that's the place where I can find all those food 😂
Those are pickled onions, Sunny, and you should 100% try them
Pickled onions are delicious. There’s a local BBQ joint that has tacos with brisket, green apple pico de gallo and pickled onions on top. Absolutely out of this world and the portions are giant!
yep, defo not eggs. 😂
6:32 no way that mayo sauce came out looking like that 😂 thats mad funny
Allison, was pretty cool 🤩!
When I saw Borough Market I knew this wouldn't be much of a challenge 💷💷💷
Scallop dredging is the usual method of catching scallops, and one of the most destructive fishing methods in the world. Ploughing/bulldozing the seabed, basically. Well worth paying for hand dived scallops if you care, at all, about the marine environment.
What a brilliantly entertaining video. Love from an Englishman in England. Thank you sir.
2:49 “pause”
Great review Sonny, i'm here in Dubai, loving checking out the comfort food of home I hope you tried the English Mustard, that really opens up the airways 🙂
Hell yeah! just in time for dinner!
I thought Im only one who only watches him while eating 🤣
You're the first foodie to buy, and review Halibut Fish & Chips! Believe it or not, Van De Kamp's frozen food had frozen, deep fried halibut in the grocery store back in the day, and it was delish! Every time I've had Fish & Chips since, Van De Kamp's was the pinnacle of comparison, and I've never had anything as good. If anyone reading this ever gets a chance to try Halibut, especially deep fried in batter, do so, you won't regret it! - On to the scallops, I worked as a cook at Bob's Big Boy back in the 70's, and they had deep fried scallops. Working there, I'd make myself a plateful of these delicious morsels. I've never seen deep fried, breaded scallops anywhere else, and have no idea why as they are delicious. Anywhere that sells fish & chips should also sell deep fried scallops, but they don't?😅👍✌🗽
Hi Bob! I wasn’t sure from your post if you are in the UK. If you like deep fried scallops, every place in New England has them. I grew up in Massachusetts and it always was one of my absolute favorites. Cheers.
Oh wow! I'd love to try deep-fried scallops. That sounds delicious.
@@VaveeDances It's Tom, but no worries!😅 I always use the Statue of Liberty EMOJI to indicate I'm from the USA. I live in southern California near LA. I've never seen fried scallops in my 63 years here except at Bob's Big Boy back in the 70's. They were so good.👍✌🗽
@@shannondore They are! If you have a local fish restaurant with fresh fish, you might ask them to make some.
Deep fried scallops would cost too much
You Should Tried some Colmans English mustard with your bangers and mash, it takes it to another level
can we talk about the way that mayonnaise looks 6:30 ?
YES LOL OMG HAHAHAHA
Like actual home made mayo? It shouldn’t be the white crap you get in a packet. Mayo has a yellow tint cos it has egg yolks and mustard in it which are both yellow
@@snipad no the shape boy XD
It looks real
saving that to my fap bank 😩
“I especially like how you presented the dish at 3:40. It looks absolutely beautiful!”
Borough market is a tourist trap, therefore the perfect place for sonny
No it isnt. Ive lived in London my entire life. Leicester Square is a tourist trap, tons of locals go to Borough Market often
@@Nooticus nah once upon a time it was a real market for selling produce, now it’s all overpriced street food for tourists
@@8TheDon what do you mean ‘nah’? im telling you a fact. london residents go there all the time to buy food, just not fresh produce. How is that a tourist trap?
@@Nooticus nah
Yep work nearby, avoid it at lunch time. It's overpriced and not all of it is great
Bro, I’m addicted to your voice. It’s so comical.
4:50 That is what makes it British!!!
That's not right
Do it again 😂
Wow, didnt realize how expensive street food in the UK is compared to Cyprus ... then again Cyprus restaurant food , especially in Limassol is mighty expensive . Great vid
0:10 -erm what the sigma-
erm what the sigma 🤓☝️
Pie Minister was definitely my favourite go to, with mash and gravy. Used to love popping to St Nick's market in Bristol over a lunch time to get it! Deerstalker is the one
You uploaded this video earlier today and I saw notification, I thought I would watch it peacefully before sleeping, I searched a lot but was very sad to found it deleted 🥹🥹
I was about to sleep and saw you uploaded it again! Yaayyy! ❣️❣️
It's still in my notifications from 8 hours ago and watching them both at the same time. Curious if something was edited out.
@@patchesohoulihan9826 sometimes he has to go back and blur out a person or animal being cooked
Fish and Chips, Steak and Kidney Pie, Bangers and Mash and Dorset Scallops. Now, I'm really feeling homesick.
No country do worst food than uk
@@pedroocrvg Tell me you have never travelled without...
@@SilverfoxJB I'm from Brazil, living in UK for 8 years, travelled 8 countries in South America, Europe and Asian, just haven't been to Africa yet and for sure the worst place to eat is the UK. In the UK the good food is from other countries
@@pedroocrvg im sorry for your lack of taste, travel doesnt equal knowledge
@@pedroocrvg Yet here you still are..... You certainly appear to have developed a palette for unnecessary offence. Try to look beyond you overt disdain and you may just be surprised. Enjoy....
Best part of the videos.
The way you review it.
Such a good show I've watched it twice today
the sound from that sausage at 12.26 is phenomenal 🤣🤣
"Where's Dorset?"
Person working underneath the massive Dorset Scallops sign: "North England'. Wtf!
That is like me going to Austin and asking where are the Maryland Blue Crabs from?
Answer: "Southern North America"
Most of the food is not traditional British food
@@stephendavis4927 that's not the point.....Dorset isn't in the north of England
When you said “I love cheese” I felt it in my heart! Cheese is life and I will fight anyone who disagrees 😂
London is generally expensive, borough market even more so
Love the Content Brother, keep it coming
17:49 I felt second hand embarrassment for this man
Why the hell would an American know where Dorset is? Hahah
@@ewanrichardson5298 no, the guy that almost walked into him while filming lol it was awkward and I can relate
Awww that lady giving you a trader discount was so sweet
6:31 the shape is sus as hell! x3
wrrr
Oh man I wish I’d known you were visiting locally. I’d have loved to have popped by and said hi!
I would’ve shown you so many better places to eat!
Love your content! ❤
I've noticed that most of the people that slam British food have never tried it, or had it at a good standard. It's just simple and satisfying. Kind of like how Italian pizza is just dough, tomato sauce, and toppings. It's not mind blowingly technical, but it's still delicious.
they've never been to the UK, they just see pictures of awful food SOME people in the UK eat and assume all of us eat like that. It's just ignorance and a hatred of British people tbh.
@@jayc342009 deserved
Finally good to see him in person 😂😂
What was censored in this re-upload?
I to am curious, how can anybody get upset with a Peaaace video
Someone didn't want their face in the video?
It's london somebody probably got stabbed
@mattyakester8963 Londonistan 😂
Stop talking crap
They're pickled onions not eggs! hehe Also, so funny to see the public baffled by someone vloggling unlike in your American vlogs haha I don't think I've ever seen a RUclipsr in the wild!
lol pickpockets are reporting for afternoon duty.
I'll stick with New Castle for my next trip, thank you for this episode!
" the RISOTTO is british " 💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
to be fair all of the ingredients could come from the UK, the spelt the mushrooms, the garlic etc. Risotto is just cooked rice or in this case spelt. Its not a super unusual dish, Many temperate climate places on earth can do it.
@@jonathanbowen3640 at the frist place risotto is a way of cooking the rice not the recipe for a dish.
thanks for the fantastic insights, really opened my eyes!
Fish & chips shop 👎🏻 Bangers & mash shop 👍🏻 Scallops 👏🏻😊
The lady selling Dorset scallops thinks its in the North of England.. smh!
Love the one off Zoom Amazon Rando’s! Great editing!
Awesome! Londoner here
Oi last dish enjoying the sausage feast 😂