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15 placesBirria Taco
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Birria Taco builds crisp corn tortillas around slow-cooked birria beef, melted cheese, white onion, coriander and lime, with a pot of rich consommé for dipping. The family-recipe filling is the point: messy, savoury comfort food designed to be eaten hot at BOXPARK Camden.
Black Bear Burger
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Black Bear Burger keeps the focus on dry-aged, grass-fed British beef, cooked hard for a deep crust and tucked into a soft bun with scratch-made sauces. The Camden menu also runs to brisket, steaks and chicken nuggets. It is a compact street-food version of the restaurant founded by Liz and Stew.
Dogma
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Dogma treats the hot dog as a full meal: prime beef sausages in buttery brioche, piled with combinations such as slow-cooked brisket, crisp fried onions and mozzarella. Loaded fries sit alongside the dogs, with vegetarian and halal choices available. Expect generous, deliberately over-the-top street food rather than a plain snack.
Elia Greek Street Food
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Elia serves Greek street food cooked to order in wraps and boxes. Chicken, lamb, halloumi and falafel are paired with salads, sauces and the olive-led flavours behind the brand’s name. Founded by two friends from Larissa, it is built for a quick souvlaki-style lunch or a larger mixed plate.
Floopy
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Floopy is a dessert counter centred on rolled ice cream made to order in front of you. Bubble tea, thick milkshakes, bubble waffles, coffee and sweets round out the menu, making it useful for an after-lunch dessert or a quick sugar stop while walking Camden High Street.
Glass Coffee
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Glass Coffee is the specialist coffee stop inside BOXPARK Camden, serving carefully sourced coffee with pastries and baked goods. Its unusual feature is traceability: QR codes let drinkers follow ingredients back through the supply chain. It is suited to a quick espresso, a longer coffee break or something sweet alongside the cup.
Jhol Momo
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Jhol Momo specialises in handmade Nepalese dumplings. Choose steamed momos served in a warm, spiced jhol broth or crisp fried momos with achar for dipping. The menu is concise and built around the contrast between soft dumpling wrappers, aromatic soup and punchy sauces, with meat and vegetarian fillings.
Ocean Delight
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Ocean Delight is BOXPARK Camden’s traditional fish-and-chip option, serving battered fish, chips and a wider range of seafood plates. Go for a familiar chippy meal or combine seafood portions to share. The menu is straightforward, filling and useful when the group wants British comfort food rather than another burger.
Pho Kae Noodle Bar
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Pho Kae is a broad Asian street-food counter rather than a narrowly traditional noodle bar. The menu moves between crispy fried chicken in sweet-and-sour sauces, noodle dishes, rice bowls and curries. It works best when you want a hot, quick meal with plenty of sauce and a choice of bases.
Poptata
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Poptata turns chips into the main event, loading freshly cooked fries with cheese, sauces and bold toppings. The business began at Portobello Road Market and still feels like street food: quick, indulgent and easy to share. Order plain fries for simplicity or go all-in on one of the messier combinations.
SOKA
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
SOKA serves a fully halal pan-Asian menu built around hand-pulled biang biang noodles, dumplings and bao. Crispy momos, katsu dishes and loaded Korean-style fries add crunchier options. It is a useful group choice when people want different formats but still want punchy sauces, noodles and street-food portions.
SushiDog
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
SushiDog makes oversized sushi rolls to order, alongside custom bowls and salads. Fillings stretch from salmon and tuna to popcorn shrimp and chicken katsu, so it covers both traditional and more indulgent combinations. It is designed for a quick meal you can carry, without settling for pre-packed supermarket sushi.
Uncle Steve
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Uncle Steve serves Malaysian fusion food that makes the country’s multicultural cooking approachable without stripping away its spice and character. Expect rice or noodle-based bowls, vegetables and rich sauces in quick street-food portions. It is a good place to start if the table wants something warmer and more aromatic than the surrounding burger counters.
Yorkshire Burrito
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Yorkshire Burrito wraps a full Sunday roast inside a large Yorkshire pudding. Choose a meat or vegetarian centre, then add roast potatoes, stuffing, cauliflower cheese and gravy. It is deliberately excessive British comfort food, easier to carry than a roast dinner but every bit as filling.
Tawook W Bass
198 Camden High Street · NW1 8QP
Tawook W Bass centres its menu on the Lebanese chicken tawook sandwich: marinated grilled chicken packed with fries, coleslaw, pickles and plenty of toum garlic sauce. Falafel and halloumi offer meat-free alternatives. It is direct, handheld food with the sharp, garlicky flavours its Lebanese founders missed from home.