Two More Weeks Until London — And My Fork Is Already Packed
- Food Blogger Journey

- Nov 20
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By Dirk Ebener - November 20, 2025

The countdown is officially on! Just two more weeks until I return to London, and I can already feel my suitcase judging me for planning more meals than outfits. I woke up this morning with that familiar mix of excitement and slight panic—the kind that reminds you you’re about to dive back into a city you feel connected to, but you still haven’t decided which market stall deserves your first bite. Enjoy reading "Two More Weeks Until London — And My Fork Is Already Packed."
There’s a thrill in knowing that soon the hum of Heathrow will give way to the rhythm of London’s streets, where food, history, and humor collide in the most delicious way. I can almost taste the espresso from a tiny corner café in Soho and hear the sizzle of street food from vendors who cook with the kind of passion that borders on poetry.
London has always been one of those cities that pulls me back—not just for the flavors, but for the feeling that no two meals, or moments, are ever the same. And this time, the anticipation feels even sharper, like rediscovering an old friend after years apart. I’m ready to explore, to eat, to laugh at myself, and maybe even get lost once or twice… all in the name of research, of course.
Setting the Table for Adventure In two weeks, I’ll be back in London—armed with curiosity, a camera, and a questionable amount of enthusiasm for street food. Every trip teaches me something new about the city, and every meal reminds me why I keep returning. This journey will be no different—only tastier.
I picture myself wandering through Camden Market with a warm bao bun in hand, trying to decide whether to chase it with fresh falafel or a box of dumplings. Later, I’ll slip into a cozy pub for proper fish and chips, the kind where the batter crackles and the locals argue about football. And no London evening is complete without a pint—or two—of English ale, just to keep the storytelling honest.
Travel has a way of reminding me that joy often begins with something simple—a shared table, a warm plate, a conversation with someone I’ll never meet again. This upcoming trip feels like a celebration of that truth. With each visit, I rediscover not just the city but also parts of myself that only travel seems to unlock. And yes, I’m fully aware that most of these parts are hungry.
Inside the Heart of London If you’re planning your own London adventure, start with an open mind and an empty stomach. Explore the markets early, choose at least one traditional meal, and never underestimate the comfort of a good coffee shop when the weather turns moody.
A Moment I Can Already Picture Two more weeks, and then it all begins. New flavors, new stories, and a fresh chapter for Food Blogger Journey. I hope you’ll join me, follow along, and perhaps even plan your own journey into the heart of London’s food scene. The city is waiting, and so is the first bite.

Dirk Ebener is the founder and creator behind the Food Blogger Journey website, drawing on over 40 years of international travel across more than 60 countries. His global adventures have deepened his understanding of regional cuisines, local customs, and the powerful connection between food and culture. From bustling street markets in Asia to quiet vineyard dinners in Europe, Dirk captures authentic culinary experiences through immersive storytelling. Through Food Blogger Journey, he invites readers to explore the world one dish and step at a time.
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I look forward to follow your experience in London.