Curry On Naanstop is a street food business inspired by Mumbai street food, and they were runner-up winners to BBC Britain's Top Takeaway in May this year. I visited their food stall at Seven Dials market, which opened up toward the end of 2019. The owners created the business in 2018 after moving to England in 2008 and being disappointed with the selection of Indian food. They purchased a food van and painted it in bright colours, selling their meals out of it around Croydon.
I visited Curry On Naanstop and Seven Dials market in May and tried their chicken curry and naan bread. The meal was very filling and tasty. The curry itself was not hot in flavour, but it had a fragrant taste. There are other items on the menu that I'd love to try.
It was good to see Wheelcake Island (see my post here) back at Seven Dials market (and Cucumber Alley, which used to be a tiny mall with small independent shops), and I also visited Boolay Crepes, the delicious crepes that I had earlier this year from Yolkin, which had to shut their doors due to the past two years. The crepe didn't taste as nice as it did as it wasn't nearly warm enough, and they do take an age to make.
I visited Seven Dials after work, and it was a little too early for the crowds and too late for lunch.
You can read my first post about my visit to Seven Dials Market here.
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