Camden Town

This entry is kinda long due since more than a month has passed since I visited London during my winter break. I was surprised that I somehow managed to miss out on this gem of London when I've been down several times already.

What I really liked about Camden Town was the ecletic mix of random things you could find around here. If you're in Malaysia, Camden Town is like Petaling Street the way Oxford Street is to Bukit Bintang. According to Java, it was a lot like Singapore's infamous Ochard Road. I can't testify to that since I've never set foot in Singapore (can you believe that???) but if you're in Penang, it's a lot similar to Chowrasta Bazaar which I haven't been to for a long while myself!

Anyway, let's just say I loved the place despite the fact that there was no ZARA, Uniqlo, River Island or H&M. No branded stuff but it was still amazing because you could find a lot of stuff from printed t-shirts to wide variety of bags to hats to leather stuff to shades of all kinds and many other things (to be honest, I can't really remember what else >_



located next to a small river...good scenery to add to your shopping experience



Aslan escaped from Narnia...

one of the coolest thing...you could buy meals from wide range of international cuisines and sit on the vespa seats to eat by the river...

yours truly camwhoring, just ignore him...

the Horse Tunnel Market where selling mostly antiques stuff...

lotsa printed t-shirts with amazing designs...



that was what I got - a new satchel bag with newspaper design which I thought was cool =p

Camden Town is a must-see if you're in London and I'm soooo coming back the next time I'm going down. Even if you're not big on shopping, do visit the food stalls for you could find a variety of authentic international cuisines from Mexican to Spanish to Malaysian to Chinese to Indian to Japanese and many others!!!