I know this is specifically for London tourists but the best fish and chips are always at the seaside not in the cities.

@julianaylor4351

Жыл бұрын

Hastings has its own fishing fleet and I highly recommend any seaside town, with that or close to one, like Brighton is to Hastings. Your fish will be very fresh. 😋

@Samouraii

Жыл бұрын

@@julianaylor4351 As a Yorkshire lad I always recommend Whitby Cod but any seaside town is going to have the best fish and seafood! Just worry tourists will get some horrible food in the city and get the wrong impression!

@daemon5583

Жыл бұрын

Not true but ok

@julianaylor4351

Жыл бұрын

@@daemon5583 Have you ever eaten fresh fish, in a seaside chip shop? 🙄

@kelvin3103

Жыл бұрын

Some seaside chippies are tourist traps, some will use frozen fish, being at the seaside doesn’t guarantee the best fish and chips

What I love from the fact that Joe has finally meet Harry irl is they actually shares different opinion but still managed to be respectful of each other. The contrast of the personality and how they have different palate of the food made the content so rich. I guess they both really destined to work for such content together~ Oh and I love how thorough their review is, not just saying "Oh it's good, it's not."

@stephenlee5929

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, when Joe meets Harry? What happen to Sally?

@NazriB

Жыл бұрын

Lies again? Football Club

@TonyDAnnunzio

8 ай бұрын

Spot on comment

@-Viva-Cristo-Rey

6 ай бұрын

Joe's a jerk with the superiorty complex of being an American

An American once recommended Long John Silver's to me for a 'taste of home', and I still sometimes wake up angry about the whole thing years later. I had done NOTHING to deserve that.

@armyofoctopi5729

9 ай бұрын

You poor soul...Bless you.

@siltstridersftw

9 ай бұрын

Yeah it's nowhere near close to that at all. I enjoy Long John Silvers but it's on rare occasions, but it's a grease pile that will clean you out pretty fast like 10 minutes after you finish eating, you're on the throne.

@Chonchey

9 ай бұрын

England went to war with spice and thats why their food is so bland

@Tousanx

8 ай бұрын

That’s Americans for you. They even told me i was saying my name wrong. I didn’t realize someone who didn’t speak my language knew better

@surf6009

8 ай бұрын

Went there once, as I wanted to experience fish and chips. Never went back.

The thing about the vinegar is actually quite interesting. In the UK, it can only be called vinegar if it's made naturally by fermenting wine. Acetic acid (vinegar) that has been manufactured can't be called vinegar and is generally called non-brewed condiment.

@sihollett

Жыл бұрын

Fermenting alcoholic drinks - not specifically wine. Most UK vinegar is malt vinegar made from fermenting beer (hence why the fake stuff is non-brewed).

@sutapabanerjee2294

Жыл бұрын

NO NICETIES OBSERVED IN INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRIES(WITHOUT R ETAINING THE ETHICS,GOOD MANNERS).👍👍👍

@tmarritt

11 ай бұрын

I don't think it's call anything just served in the fish shop in a non discript plastic bottle and no one questions it everyone uses jt

@jonathanbowen3640

9 ай бұрын

I prefer chip shop vinegar. Better than malt.

@tdolan500

9 ай бұрын

@@jonathanbowen3640totally with you, its the chip shop taste.

Joe: “An egg that’s been pickled in vinegar. That’s disgusting.” Joe at the next spot: “I think it’s impossible to over vinegar something.”

@Emthe30something

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you. Haha

@JoeAvella

Жыл бұрын

Yeah what's my deal?

@Emthe30something

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeAvella narrator voice: the world may never know 😉

@goobah1389

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeAvella acting like you’ve never had a corn dog too

@heartoflyn

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, the American gets on my nerves… and I’m American. Pickled eggs are all across the southern US, especially at small, rural stores. I hate it when Americans try to speak for the entire country and think “since I’ve never seen it, we don’t have that in the US.”

I'd love to see Harry come to the U.S. to try some fair food for a day

@LordJordan235

Жыл бұрын

Or go to New Orleans and try the food there.

@Washington29

Жыл бұрын

True and I believe joe daid if theses videos get enough views there a chance they will bring him out to the states

@betecki

Жыл бұрын

If it’s a fair it has to be the Minnesota or Iowa state fair, preferably Minnesota They have and would like to see them try: Deep fried alligator Deep fried candy bar in a stick Sweet Martha’s cookies

@Lucysmom26

Жыл бұрын

Definitely. He was right to call out the American guy for acting like deep frying everything in existence is some kind of UK thing. The US is insane for it (no shade, I've been so state fairs in the US and the food is insanely good).

@fuyuscarlet2983

Жыл бұрын

Tbh they should try UK vs US fast food taste test, like bringing Harry to eat what UK are missing or something

I like the balance that Joe finds between roasting British stuff for being wacky, but also appreciating it

@ashhabimran239

3 ай бұрын

He's one to talk with how ridiculous America is

I love that Joe went into it with an open mind. Yes he was initially hesitant against mushy peas but he tried it and that’s the battle won. Well done Joe!

@Deborah-so8mv

Ай бұрын

I liked them on first encounter.

Extremely glad a typical chippy was included. I feel like restaurant/pub style fish n' chip videos online have created a bit of a false narrative about how British chip shops actually make the food.

@micah1754

Ай бұрын

I agree ! I live in New Zealand and this is what I think of when I think of fish and chips. Except not on a plate with knife and fork! That’s more like pub meals here. Chip shops just sell it in paper parcels and you eat with your hands. 😅

I'm glad that Harry made the distinction between the dish in a pub and in a fish and chip shop. There are quite a lot of small regional differences around the UK, typically on the non-fish options, like the Yorkshire fish cake (as opposed to the typical mashed potato variety), savoury patties in Hull, pea fritters in various parts, orange chips in the West Midlands, deep fried pizza in Scotland etc. And all the different names for bread rolls (bap, barm, breadcake, cob etc). Also drinking tea and having bread and butter on the side (very Northern, seen as a bit old fashioned now I think).

@Patriiiiick

Жыл бұрын

Massive pot of tea and also a cold glass of coke is a must for me when I have fish n chips. Never turn down scraps and a tub of curry sauce and/or mushy peas too

@orientalmoons

Жыл бұрын

@@Patriiiiick yes to scraps, always, but it's got to be a can of dandelion and burdock for me.

@Hatchet898

Жыл бұрын

And frying in dripping in West Yorkshire! I never really ate beef growing up, then the first time I cooked a burger, I realised it smelt like fish and chips.

@jle7647

Жыл бұрын

all of them should have been wrapped up like proper fish n chips

@WillyJunior

Жыл бұрын

Pub fish is probably cooked from frozen, right?

This was so much fun! I love seeing Harry and Joe interacting in person.

When I thought that nothing could top the Food Wars, you suddenly came out with this. This is another level of awesome. It's like a dream come true that these two are together! Ingenious idea is all I can say. Well done to everyone.

Took my boyfriend to Poppies to show him “traditional” British food…and it’s Turkish owned! He felt right at home! Personally best fish and chips are eaten on the beach or on a quay (not in a restaurant in central London). The sea air adds flavour!

@Lucysmom26

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. If I don't have to physically fight a seagull for my food the experience just isn't the same.

@jebdunkins6796

Жыл бұрын

@@Lucysmom26 can confirm, ate Chips with Curry Sauce at the Seaside today and was nearly shat on by seagulls twice. Beware of this if you visit the UK

@websitesthatneedanem

Жыл бұрын

... and the thug seagulls!!!

@AM-mv6ro

Жыл бұрын

@@websitesthatneedanem flying rats!!!!!

@Nooticus

Жыл бұрын

strongly disagree! beachside chips wrapped up in paper are ALWAYS soggy, not crispy

I live in London and this series still somehow makes me feel nostalgic about living in London.

@robsx4280

Жыл бұрын

Makes me feel hungry 🙂

@Nooticus

Жыл бұрын

we are literally so lucky to live in the best city ever :)

@TheTwoFingeredBulldog

Жыл бұрын

@@Nooticus Others would disagree.

@Ramin2340

Жыл бұрын

@@Nooticus 100%

@guckfoogle1096

Жыл бұрын

@@Nooticus Yeah ok mate. 😂🤡

The wife and I went to Europe last year, London, Paris and Italy's Amalfi Coast, we ate at Fishcothque we had the cod fish and chips, we could not believe the size of cod we got and we picked the small of the 2 portions they offer, it was one of the best meals we had in Europe

Nice work Joe. Enthusiasm is great but your honesty is what elevates you about the rest. A nice mix of fish & chips options that grandparents or drunks can be satisfied - well done Harry.

Thank cod there’s another episode of food tours! Do you approve of our favourite plaice? 👀🐠

@Greatxz2007

Жыл бұрын

Harry you’re the best!!!

@MissMelissaaax

Жыл бұрын

At first I thought the thumbnail was a red herring but glad to see you two together, the vibes are on point. Good the conversation didn't flounder 😉

@evanjacob8463

Жыл бұрын

@Harry Kersh, why don't you go to the USA for an episode with Joe?

@realltoasty

Жыл бұрын

Good joke ! 😅

@kam81

Жыл бұрын

Enough with the fish puns, you’re giving me a haddock

You guys should do a series touring the USA and the UK trying the famous dishes of every region! 🇺🇲🇬🇧

@davidgomm6043

Жыл бұрын

what famous dishes have America got please tell me cos America has no food of there own

@jaklg7905

Жыл бұрын

@@davidgomm6043 Rueben, Philly cheesesteak, jambalaya, Cubano sandwich, lobster roll, Italian Beef sandwiches, Buffalo wings, fried chicken, meatloaf, cioppino, chimichangas, just to name a few foods that were invented in the US. I am sure that you have heard of most of them. Sorry you are clueless.

@davidgomm6043

Жыл бұрын

@@jaklg7905 lol every dish you have said French, Cuban, Russian or European name me 1 original American dish an I'm clueless lol you'll be telling me that America invented the apple pie 🤣

@jaklg7905

Жыл бұрын

@@davidgomm6043 Just because they have a foreign name, does not mean that they were not invented in the US. You can't truly be this stupid. Seriously, how do you function on a daily basis?

@SaorAlba1970

Жыл бұрын

Scotland is not a region we are a country as is Wales and England soon we will be leaving the UK

I’ve known the founder of poppies for years and he recently passed away. It’s so nice to see you start the journey off with his legacy ❤

The mayflower is one of my favourite pubs in London. Good selection of beers, and very good selection of wines, and their food is very good. We have actually had the slow-roasted pork belly, and it's doooo good!

Really hope that you continue to do this series - absolutely love the format

So glad to see this kind of content come back! This, the best in town, Claudia's regional eats, and the old around the world series are great!

I love watching these two just have fun, chat normally over a meal, it's all the fun of food wars but in person with chat involved, love it.

These guys got such good banter, keep at it please

Idk why but Joes comment about the bitter shandy being a children’s drink cracked me up. It literally was the drink I used to have when I first started drinking (parents didn’t let me have a proper pint)

@DarthAxolotl

Жыл бұрын

It's a very common drink to start drinking with.

Love this duo! Everything has to taste like insanity. 😂

@jamesbellew6822

Жыл бұрын

Same

I am indian(south Indian), the banana fry is so common in southern India, we call it pazhum pori ( my native language is malayalam)

@claretheworm

7 ай бұрын

❤in Singapore and Malaysia we call it pisang goreng

@rickythomas9698

7 ай бұрын

@@claretheworm wait really, that's awesome.

I love these two men, such a chill, friendly vibe of a video. Brill

Love that even though he doesn't like peas he still gives it a second go with everything on the plate

Really love these videos, Joe and Harry are superb. Would love them to do a tour of different towns or areas, come to Devon , Cornwall etc and try the favourite spots. Thanks again chaps

Love these two’s chill chemistry. P.S.- Joe’s reaction to the cuckoo clock was golden. 👏🤣

these two have the best chemistry

Love this new Food Tours concept!! Can't wait for more episodes!! Hopefully Harry will be traveling to the USA for a food tour in the future with Joe!!!

Another brilliant episode, absolutely loving the food tours series so far, I hope it's successful so we can see Harry in the US!!

@NAcHO-wx5vg

Жыл бұрын

I’d say they should travel around nyc and go for the best pizza, or like best burger somewhere if they did.

@genemartinez2833

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know why he trashed Long John Silvers. The fish there is very crispy and fries are fine. You can get fried shrimp too.

The clash in their personalities makes the content even more enjoyable, as Harry provides informational content while Joe keeps it fun and refreshing. In a way, it’s sort of an influencer yin and yang, and it works perfectly

I love this series so much! More please! Have they done sausage rolls yet??

Wow, you two make a perfect pair; honest, no bs... and fun! Make a series of food tours in UK & US. Now I've got a heavy feeling of " Must get to LONDON" growing within...

@stuckintheshed

Жыл бұрын

Exactly how I feel!

His expression when taking the egg was precious. Good taste bud you guys have. Thank you for sharing the experience.

Watched the fantastic London food series. Out of the four fish & chips locations, we chose one to visit this past February. The Golden Chippy is the best. The jar of homemade tartar sauce and the salad is a great addition. Thank you for the London foody videos!

Keep em coming! This was a phenomenal episode

I need more of these pronto!!! So good!! Would love for both Joe and Harry to go to India and Japan and do the same and all the guys to go to the States and Joe do the same

I loved how he was converted onto the mushy peas! I really don't like them myself 😏 Even though the guys didn't eat all of them at each place, i still think it was a fairly big task to get through the four - especially with the desserts 😆 I think that was a pretty good representative sample of what was on offer and each time it came steaming fresh out the fryer.... isn't it expensive now though??!! I EASILY remember paying a fiver for cod and chips really not all that long ago.....

Haha these two have such a great vibe! I love how surprised Joe is all the time

I'm italian and i remember my first fish and chips in London at Kings Arms pub in Greenwich, really tasty!

Fish and chips on a plate?! Got to be out of the paper guys 😉🤣 Love the show, great seeing Joe enjoying English cuisine!

@Mimi-tw7dt

Жыл бұрын

never agreed more

@alexmitchell6815

Жыл бұрын

@N S an excellent point, although they did use chip forks at one place which I'd say is acceptable 🤣

@nahor88

Жыл бұрын

The restaurant's advantage is that they have salt... Joe is right that it's weird how Brits don't put salt on their "chips".

@alexmitchell6815

Жыл бұрын

@nahor88 not sure about that one, generally salt and vinegar is put on chips as standard in the UK (well every chip shop I've ever been to has anyway!) The server will normally ask "salt and vinegar?" before they wrap them up

@mozyman05

Жыл бұрын

​@nahor88 i dont know a single person who doesn't salt their chips. Even in chippies they ask do you wamt salt and vinegar

This is really helpful as I'm planning to visit London for the first time as a retirement present to my mother ❤️

Love this food tours series!

The last video about the best burgers and now this video are bomb. Please do more video like this and this duo is just 🔥🔥

Really loved this episode, fantastic. Harry and Joe are great, would like to see more like this

Joe's definition of a saveloy: "A sausage that's wrong" Simple and to the point.😂😂😂

Mmmmm I had a Mars bar for snack this evening, unbattered though XD all the fish looked tasty man, I really enjoyed this episode. I'm enjoying binge watching Food Wars and now Tours hahaha

Joe needs to come to Scotland and have deep-fried haggis, black pudding, pizza and chocolate bars. If he’s lucky he could find a chippy that will do him a battered Bounty.

@gregorboyd

Жыл бұрын

Clocked the Irn-Bru on the table there

@user-vp6cq4sv3d

Жыл бұрын

Battered Mars Bars especially. Completely different than having one normally.

Greets from the north. Tartar sauce isn't really a thing that you'll find in chippies here all that often, it's more of a 'fancy' restaurant/pub thing. You will find gravy in every single one though. No exceptions. Fish, Chips and Gravy is a combination that shouldn't work but does. And it owns extremely hard. If you go further north toward Scotland and the borders, you'll find something called 'chippy sauce' which is some weird concoction involving HP. It's very good. Those prices though... Just short of double what they are around the greater Manchester outskirts. It's kinda weird how Fish & Chips has gone from essentially 'poverty' food that cost very little, to what it's become now.

@JoeAvella

Жыл бұрын

cmon with this comment! TOO LONG

@mohammedhussain6749

Жыл бұрын

Manchester? Dude I live in south London just 10 miles away and my local charges £8.50 with a buttered roll too for the food they got

@MeganGrace130513

Жыл бұрын

My local chippy is 3.80 for fish, chips and peas in Greater Manchester! 10-14 is absurd!

@Gallywomack

Жыл бұрын

There's a few North v South differences that get glossed over here. One is the use of beef dripping in the fryer which is more common oop north these days and makes a significant difference to taste. Both curry sauce and mushy peas are more of a northern thing in my view, and obviously gravy with fish and chips is pretty much unheard of down here. In the video he says the battered mars bar is a British thing, but really it's specifically a Scottish thing. The fact that all this stuff was available in a couple of those chippies says to me that for the most part, they are selling a fish and chips 'experience' encompassing a range of different traditions from around Britain, rather than a traditional local chippy doing things the way they always have been.

@micu1544

Жыл бұрын

I started reading this comment a month ago and i just finished.

Great series, the lads always great. Lets see the vice versa

I live in Scotland, have 3 American friends and work in an industry where we see a lot of American tourists and it's universally the case that Americans grow up thinking our food is terrible then completely change their mind when they actually taste it. The amount of them who have said to me that it's some of the best food they've ever had is vast. Don't know why schools and institutions in USA teach that British food is bad.

@mozyman05

Жыл бұрын

British food doesn't tend to look good so its not surprising. We just grew up on it so we don't see that

@tmarritt

11 ай бұрын

The reputation came back with American soldiers from war time Britian, when the food was pretty grim for good reasons.

I really like these episodes! And whaaaat, it’s never to early for a beer! Especially if Joe is on a little vacay/work

These guys are both amazing and their chemistry together is awesome

All those fish looked amazing. I love cod with crispy batter, with the works. Tartare sauce, mushy peas, vinegar, salt, curry sauce, brown sauce, Colman's mustard... But to be fair have it on just about everything! Keep up with the superb videos

watching these 2 again, reminds me of my own paradigm. like praise the master.

I hope you shared the left over food at each place with the crew! Long time UK vs US Food Wars fan so loving this spin off! Send Harry to the US for series 2 please!

@Jimmy_Jones

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure all food programs share the food.

@mohammedhussain6749

Жыл бұрын

I hope not. I hope they got their own food.

@MyAccountForCommenting

Жыл бұрын

No staff person wants someone's half-eaten fish and picked-through chips. They're not starving. Even starving ppl deserve better.

@Jimmy_Jones

Жыл бұрын

@@MyAccountForCommenting I meant things like cakes and other large items.

love these food tours! Also can we see Harry going to the US or Joe going to India or Japan as part of these incredible food tours in future?

My grandad owns a chip shop on the Kent seaside and it has won many awards. It’s a very busy chip shop and if you arrive after rush hour Friday and Saturday, you will struggle to get a seat in the restaurant and there is a wait for the takeaway with the queue sometimes stretching down the street. The shop isn’t even right be the seaside and you have to go around a 5 minute drive from the seaside to get there. His chip shop is constantly in the chip shop awards and I believe it is in the top 3 in Kent again this year. I wish you guys would come down and try it! He also includes salad on his restaurant plating haha

@BabyDingo

2 ай бұрын

Well go on then, give us the name

@bigchungus7263

2 ай бұрын

@@BabyDingo ikr mans got me hungry but didnt give a name

@midzgaming

2 ай бұрын

@@BabyDingo sorry guys it’s called Newington fish bar.. it’s in ramsgate. A couple just done a review of it on here 😊

Really good video- thoroughly enjoyed it. Still can't believe the Irn Bru didn't get a mention

I hope this becomes a series where Joe goes on food finding tours with the other Food Wars hosts.

I always have cod it is just perfect. I’m lucky to live near a high quality fish ans chips restaurant/ takeaway. During covid they did fantastic deliveries with all the side dishes and alcohol 12 noon to 9pm. They won a national award. £12 fish chips and tartare sauce 😊 I can’t image eating so many times in a single day!

i lived in Oxford for for 7 years (13-20) and I keep finding these niche foods or regular things i heavily miss. Its the simple, fresh, cheap things. Flakey savory pastries, thick cut chips/fries, local available and unique points of interest. In my youth i really took for granted some amazing places with heritage stories. What people might pay good money to experience, I had available whenever i wanted.

I remember having a fish finger sandwich in a pub in The Lakes District, it was AMAZING. Pubs do some great fish and chips

I'm 5 mins into this video and can't stop looking at Harry's sweater. So cozy! The texture

Oohhhh snap another food tours ive been waiting for this one to come out but its crazy ive never had fish and chips before but im willing to try it

@Star_Joker

Жыл бұрын

It's a very delicious meal. You just need the right fish, and the right kind of chip.

I like how he immediately shut down the notion of a beer at the start

My mom is elderly and getting her to be interested in food is my daily job. I pickle eggs for her and she LOVES them. I haven’t eaten any, just taste the pickling liquid for spices. My in-laws from Scotland loved Long John Silvers!!

this was so great to watch part two should be joe showing harry his favourite spots to eat in the usa

My favourite part at 24:41 was brilliant 😄 fantastic show hope we get more soon.

Great episode plus a delightful view of the Thames as sun sets as an added bonus. The Great thing about the Great British fish and chips is that you will travel the country and taste the best fish and chips you have ever eaten almost every time you eat fish and chips. Especially on the coast of which there is a lot of.

Fun fact: in certain parts of the UK (mostly the Midlands), we even batter our chips....they come out with a super thin orange layer of crispy batter and are delicious!

I am obsessed with watching these men eat and converse. I'm so happy that Joe and his beautiful hair was in London! Should've taken him to a local chippy though, those are the best. And if he likes London fish and chips, up North would've blown his mind.

Joe and Harry have such a great dynamic! Hope there are lots more vids in the series!

As a mayonnaise lover, I was quite pleased to see the Hellman’s on the table @ spot # 2. Those chips & mayo would be heaven.

There has always been a fish and chip place around the corner from where I grew up and back in the days they would wrap the fish and chips and newspaper. Always word sprinkle vinegar and salt on my cod. It was so great.

This series is fantastic.. This needs to be done fully like Harry go over to USA also

This series is great 👍

I would have been much more fun than Joe. Harry and I would have had to have a cheeky Nando's after all that fish & chips!

Best chippies I've ever had around UK are from the Welsh Italian chippies. Swansea and the west coast. Golden chips, crispy but not saturated in fat batter. Absolutely amazing. Micheline stared chefs can't re-produce a good chippy. Generations of secrets focusing on one thing. It's engineering prefection.

I could watch these two all day.

as a brit who doesn't live in london, those prices hurt me.

@michaelscott7166

Жыл бұрын

As a Yorkshireman it triggered my "How Much!?" reflex.

@FTFLCY

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelscott7166 How much up there then? I'm in Bath and the best F&C is an eat-in place (they also have a takeaway in a different neighbourhood) called The Scallop Shell. Cod & Chips is £22.00 and the place is always full.

@jonathanbowen3640

9 ай бұрын

The quality is higher in London tho. I have lived all over England. You get what you pay for. Food in London is far beyond what you get in the rest of England. And I say this as a northerner.

@urmum3773

Ай бұрын

@@jonathanbowen3640Not for the price, plenty of good quality places outside of London that cost half as much as what you would pay there

Last month we took our 12yo to London and had to have Fish 'n Chips, and the internet sent me to Poppies, and since we stayed near Brick Lane we went to the on near there. It was very good. The chips were very nice, we had 3 different fish, all different tastes and all good, the atmosphere was fun, you can't go wrong. I'll make an effort next time to visit the other shops mentioned in this video, thanks!

I went to The Mayflower when I visited London! I happened to be visiting during the World Cup and England was playing and it was so fun here. And yes, I also had the Fish & Chips

The bust staring at Joe in the pub made my day. 😄 He should have gotten the beer matching the batter. Great episode, please visit a state fair together!

This is about to be my favorite counterpart to Food Wars.

That was one great vlog what a breakfast it looked fantastic the ride through London on the harley brilliant. Without doubt you are number 1 vloggeron KZread. My so in Australia says the same his name is Lee.😊

My local chippy in Wembley is absolutely fleecing us. £12.50 for an increasingly smaller piece of cod and chips whereas these places in Central were slightly more expensive but seemingly on a different planet. I'll have to check them all out.

I feel like tartar sauce is a predominantly southern thing. You can get tartar sauce up north, but gravy is far more common.

@ruthmontgomery7608

11 ай бұрын

What do you mean by north. In Scotland we have tartare sauce never gravy

I'm glad Joe's English adventure is still going! 💯

The last joint, frozen chips and frozen peas.. Classy !!!! 😢

Mayflower, been there a few times. Thanks for the memories. Overall the chippies looked decent!

Very disappointed they didn't go to Seashell of Lisson Grove in Marylebone. Ask any cabbie, it's the best fish and chips joint in London hands down! The takeaway section is just epic.

Love you joeand harry love all your food wars vids👍🥳😍

@samanthaliubkevic1333

Жыл бұрын

😀

I'm a tourist from SE Asia. After watching this video, I took the boys' recommendation and tried The Golden Chippy today. 😊 My meal of Halibut and Cod Goujons, curry sauce and a cider came to £43! Not cheap by any means. Definitely well-battered and crispy. I preferred the Cod (moist and flaky) over the Halibut (meaty and dry). I needed quite a bit of salt on the fish and chips, but a good meal nonetheless. Great service! Thanks guys!

As an American, I can attest to the greatness of Chip Shop Curry. It goes great with EVERYTHING!!

I love how open Joe is to trying things. My first pickled egg was also my last!

@Forestgravy90

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it's literally just a hard-boiled egg though

@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek

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Pickled onions and gherkins are great