Finding The Best Fish And Chips In London | Food Tours | Insider Food

I know this is specifically for London tourists but the best fish and chips are always at the seaside not in the cities.

What I love from the fact that Joe has finally meet Harry irl is they actually shares different opinion but still managed to be respectful of each other. The contrast of the personality and how they have different palate of the food made the content so rich. I guess they both really destined to work for such content together~ Oh and I love how thorough their review is, not just saying "Oh it's good, it's not."

An American once recommended Long John Silver's to me for a 'taste of home', and I still sometimes wake up angry about the whole thing years later. I had done NOTHING to deserve that.

The thing about the vinegar is actually quite interesting. In the UK, it can only be called vinegar if it's made naturally by fermenting wine. Acetic acid (vinegar) that has been manufactured can't be called vinegar and is generally called non-brewed condiment.

Joe: “An egg that’s been pickled in vinegar. That’s disgusting.” Joe at the next spot: “I think it’s impossible to over vinegar something.”

I'd love to see Harry come to the U.S. to try some fair food for a day

I like the balance that Joe finds between roasting British stuff for being wacky, but also appreciating it

This was so much fun! I love seeing Harry and Joe interacting in person.

Extremely glad a typical chippy was included. I feel like restaurant/pub style fish n' chip videos online have created a bit of a false narrative about how British chip shops actually make the food.

I'm glad that Harry made the distinction between the dish in a pub and in a fish and chip shop. There are quite a lot of small regional differences around the UK, typically on the non-fish options, like the Yorkshire fish cake (as opposed to the typical mashed potato variety), savoury patties in Hull, pea fritters in various parts, orange chips in the West Midlands, deep fried pizza in Scotland etc. And all the different names for bread rolls (bap, barm, breadcake, cob etc). Also drinking tea and having bread and butter on the side (very Northern, seen as a bit old fashioned now I think).

When I thought that nothing could top the Food Wars, you suddenly came out with this. This is another level of awesome. It's like a dream come true that these two are together! Ingenious idea is all I can say. Well done to everyone.

I love that Joe went into it with an open mind. Yes he was initially hesitant against mushy peas but he tried it and that’s the battle won. Well done Joe!

Took my boyfriend to Poppies to show him “traditional” British food…and it’s Turkish owned! He felt right at home! Personally best fish and chips are eaten on the beach or on a quay (not in a restaurant in central London). The sea air adds flavour!

I live in London and this series still somehow makes me feel nostalgic about living in London.

Nice work Joe. Enthusiasm is great but your honesty is what elevates you about the rest. A nice mix of fish & chips options that grandparents or drunks can be satisfied - well done Harry.

The clash in their personalities makes the content even more enjoyable, as Harry provides informational content while Joe keeps it fun and refreshing. In a way, it’s sort of an influencer yin and yang, and it works perfectly

Thank cod there’s another episode of food tours! Do you approve of our favourite plaice? 👀🐠

You guys should do a series touring the USA and the UK trying the famous dishes of every region! 🇺🇲🇬🇧

I love these two men, such a chill, friendly vibe of a video. Brill

Really hope that you continue to do this series - absolutely love the format