What I ate on my 11 hr flight to London #shorts

[micro.scopic]

That bread bite was oddly satisfying 😭

[NutritionByKylie]

Also lol at the difference between how I looked at the beginning of my flight vs the end

[jsnklhn]

you at the end of a flight is so relatable i get so impatient lmao

[beavanes]

Welcome! I see a bunch of people recommending touristy stuff which is great! The museums are lovely (and free) I think the parks are really something unique about London, try Hampstead or Richmond- even Hampton court which is in Richmond park (they feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere and are pretty close to the centre) definitely do the area around carnaby street- it’s pretty busy but really nice and cute too. I’ll give you a break! Sorry for the list 😅

[beckyrideout]

Welcome to London! Covent Garden is fantastic with a couple of museums, great places to eat and brilliant street entertainers.

[occzepf]

My advice to anyone taking a pack lunch to flights would be avoid anything with nuts. Nuts allergies are very common especially in UK, and I’ve been on a couple of flights where the air hostess has made announcements before take off to ‘not consume anything with nuts as someone with severe nut allergy is on board.’ So now I just avoid it all together.

[mimipastry]

I don’t travel far often but snacks are a must! Pretzels, dried fruits, nuts, and small roasted things yes 😩

[corecanarias]

I like Beijing dumplings in Chinatown, then in the same street having a custard bun from bun house or the ube bilog from mamasons 😋😋 not very Londony I know, maybe dishoom is more typical from here. Ah, for the views I recommend going to the sky garden you have to book first but it's free. And of course all the classics 😀 enjoy your trip

[rachelhatton]

i recommend visiting chinatown, it’s really nice and pretty, there are some really lovely restaurants and nice bubble tea places :) have fun in london 😃

[terraslife]

Go to Royal Greenwich Park if you get the chance. It’s stunning. You could take a river cruise there on the Thames, depending on where you’re staying. I love doing that too ❤

[emilycordova]

London is beautiful! I really recommend going to the Greenwhich observatory, the view of city is beautiful! It's kind of a hike but really worth it!

[pingu]

Brick Lane is a great area to walk around! Loads of quirky fun shops, a big indoor vintage market and loads of different places to eat 😊 have an amazing trip ❤️

[afcpressure]

Borough market is a must go to. Great food stalls and a lot of tourist sights near by along the river.

[unfortunate_bambi]

I find her content so oddly comforting, there’s just something about her voice and watching her cook, and being able to listen to someone talk about something they’re clearly passionate about. It’s also definitely helping me reframe my view of food. Thank you for the great content and have a nice trip! :)

[lynxdani]

Iv got some recommendations:
Food:
GO TO GREGGS! Its amazing and has rlly good pastries(i cant spell lmao) and cookies and donuts, its not expensive and french but its rlly good. And thai food is rlly good there, I recommend going to the giggling squid(its so beautiful and the food is amazinggg) and also
Streets:
1. Dont make eye contact
2. Be polite to everyone
3. Avoid people that look like karens
4. If u see a suspicious man check if anyone around them needs help and then stay away
5. Stand in lines
6. You should get help from people at a nice restaurant/ café as most people like to mind their own buisness
7. Idk why people do this but dont change ur accent, speak casually but politely and repeat slowly and clearly if necessary
8. If someones rude, walk away<33

Sry its kinda long, this is just my personal experience

[emilyymustdie]

I would recommend Southbank along with all of the other suggestions, , going to the globe theatre is an amazing + unique experience and you can get tickets extremely cheap if you don’t mind standing!! Also harrods is always fun..

[ericaluna]

Have fun in London. I hope you get to go to Greenwich and see the Meridian… you can stand on it and be in the two hemispheres at once! 😮
There is so much to see and do that I’m sure you won’t lack choices. I’ve lived here 22 years and everyday I discover something new! 💓

[NutritionByKylie]

The idea that we shouldn't bring peanuts/nuts on planes since they can cause an airborne reaction in allergic individuals inhaling peanut dust is actually a common allergy misconception! Though people claim that consuming nuts on a flight can trigger an anaphylactic allergic reaction, there is no evidence that peanut vapors can cause such a reaction. Though it's not completely necessary given the cleaning process between flights, it's recommended that those with severe allergies wipe down their tray table and seat before use since severe reactions are more likely due to contaminated surfaces. If I ever bring nuts on board, I always check with my seatmates before consuming and wipe down the seat, seatbelt, table, and screen after use to minimize cross contamination.

Obviously, if someone alerts the attendants and they make an announcement to not eat nuts on the plane, I won't eat nuts on the plane lol this is only for the 99% of the other flights when no announcement is made!

[kayladicus]

I so enjoyed food in England and miss it terribly. It wasn't particularly exotic, but a lot of it was fresh, including the "on-the-go" snacks.

[OdesAngel]

Do all the touristy stuff in London. Tower bridge, tower of London, crown jewels, walk along the Thames, eye of London, British Museum!! Have fun and enjoy the bread and cheese there 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧