Peter Peter

The Kyoto Garden is a serene and hidden location that offers a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The beautiful scenery featuring a stunning waterfall and a pond with large fishes is perfect for capturing memorable photos and unwinding in the pleasant weather. Also, peacocks can be spotted roaming around the garden, providing a unique and delightful experience. The garden is located within the premises of Holland Park, which adds to the overall experience. However, due to its popularity, there might be a queue for taking photos. To avoid crowds, it is recommended to visit the garden before noon.
Absolute free entry!

This shopping center offers a wide range of shops and restaurants such as McDonald's, Tesco, Heriots Patisserie, Dunkin, Oseyo, Popeyes, Accessorize, Greggs, Paul, Pret a Manger, and Chopstix. There are also two card shops, one of which is called Scribbler. Additionally, there are convenient cash machines one is inside Tesco, a Boots chemist, and a Starbucks coffee shop available on this Shopping mall.

Located in the heart of town, this spacious hall offers a large parking area and all necessary amenities.

There is an incredibly busy restaurant in London that is popular among the Chinese community. It stays open until 3:30 in the morning and has friendly staff who provide very fast service. The food served at this restaurant is absolutely delicious and some of the best Chinese cuisine that I've had in London. As always, the service is reliable, fast and welcoming. I highly recommend it!
Also there might be a bit of a queue on weekend late nights. They accept both cash and card payments so you won't have to worry about having the right type of payment on hand.

It’s a must-try for anyone who loves food. There’s something for everyone. You don’t have to be a chef or a culinary connoisseur. The stallholders are amazing, they know all about their product and if you’re interested, they’ll tell you all about it. I like it here.

I had a bit of time before my return train, so I took a stroll around the Tower Bridge area and then walked along the market. This was my first visit to the market, and I’m glad I did. It’s so bright and fragrant, and the smells are incredible. I entered the market at the end of London Bridge (which is smaller and under a bridge), but as I walked around to the main street, the market opened up and it was full of fresh produce. The vendors are friendly, and they offer free samples before you buy, so I’m sure you’ll find something that appeals to you. I’ll definitely be back.

Situated in the heart of London and a great place to eat or buy your favorite gourmet food or drink for that special dinner party or just to enjoy at home. From exquisite fish and cheese, to fine wines, fruit and vegetables, everything is at your fingertips. Just a short stroll from the nearest tube station or the stunning Shad. Enjoy.