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Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Southeast Asian street food with a London edge. Satay, roti, and pandan cake that slaps.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Fluffy bao buns and dumplings, steamed to order with punchy fillings.
Cantonese classics and dim sum, steaming from the mobile kitchen.
Wok-tossed Chinese street food — chow mein, salt-and-pepper, and bao.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Steamed buns, dumplings, and rice bowls from across East and Southeast Asia.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
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Seoul Cart is my first pick here — based just 0.8 miles from Brixton, it's the most practical choice logistically, and its Asian street food offer with strong vegan and dairy-free coverage suits the area's diverse crowd well, all from £550. I'd lean on Wok Cart as a second recommendation given its broad dietary range including gluten-free and vegetarian, and a solid track record, though the 5.4-mile distance from W11 is worth bearing in mind. The wider shortlist — Pandan Club, Bao Bros, and Bamboo Cart — gives you good flexibility on cuisine style and dietary needs if neither of the top two are available on your date.