Food Market at The Cheesegrater Post Reply

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Every Wednesday, The Leadenhall Building (better known as The Cheesegrater) will be hosting an exciting food market with flavours from around the world to welcome workers back to the city.

 

The vendors can be found in the iconic building’s public space and will change each week to keep palates fresh. Visitors can expect the likes of delicious Thai food from Khon Thai, fresh Italian dishes from Soffritto, tasty Korean flavours from The Bulgogi Bowl and Vietnamese delights from the Nha Trang Kitchen.

The Leadenhall Building is one of the tallest buildings in the city, providing 610,000 sq ft of office space over 45 floors. The building is commonly known as The Cheesegrater on account of its distinctive sloping profile and is home to a diverse mix of world-class businesses. The building also offers a dedicated events space, Landing 42, on one of the upper floors more than 200 metres above street level.

 

The Leadenhall Building is on Twitter at @CheesegraterLdn and on Instagram at @cheesegraterldn.

[HalholBerg6]

Italian food is only in Italy. To be honest, I've been to Rome several times and so far no American Italian restaurant has been able to replicate the taste of what I've tasted there.

[AnselMgertner54]

Italian food is only in Italy. To be honest, I've been to Rome several times and so far no American Italian restaurant has been able to replicate the taste of what I've tasted there.

I like food markets where food from different cultures is presented. I especially like to go there on national holidays of other nations. As far as I remember, Thais don't have this stupid tradition of racing hot dogs, lol. They benefit from the taste of their dishes and presentation. You can try a lot without spending a cent at the food festival. It's probably one of the easiest ways how to get free food. I often get lucky with this in Thai restaurants, so I go to their food markets with no less pleasure.