A winning idea, bringing street food under cover to escape the heat. There's around 16 different concepts to choose from, ranging from Lebanese to ice cream (sold from the driver's seat of a bright red Mini Cooper). There are communal tables and arcade games, and murals, exposed brick and a funky backing track complete the edgy urban look.
Indoor Food Market
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