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This place has been busy since it opened earlier this year. They're serving up snack-y goodies, including samosas and pakora, from celebrity chef, Tony Singh (pictured with his brother, Lucky). Head along Thursday to Saturday, from noon until 10pm, or whenever they sell out, which could be fast. 5 West Tollcross, Edinburgh Instagram @whatsyerchaatThis place has been busy since it opened earlier this year. They're serving up snack-y goodies, including samosas and pakora, from celebrity chef, Tony Singh (pictured with his brother, Lucky). Head along Thursday to Saturday, from noon until 10pm, or whenever they sell out, which could be fast. 5 West Tollcross, Edinburgh Instagram @whatsyerchaat
This place has been busy since it opened earlier this year. They're serving up snack-y goodies, including samosas and pakora, from celebrity chef, Tony Singh (pictured with his brother, Lucky). Head along Thursday to Saturday, from noon until 10pm, or whenever they sell out, which could be fast. 5 West Tollcross, Edinburgh Instagram @whatsyerchaat

Edinburgh's best street food offerings - in pictures

These are some of the best pavement purveyors
By Gaby Soutar
Published 8th Oct 2021, 00:00 BST
Updated 8th Oct 2021, 15:46 BST

Some of Edinburgh’s street food businesses have gone into hibernation, now that we’re into the cold and rainy season.

However, if you’re the hardy sort, who isn’t put off by rain on their lunch, here are a few places to try.

We’ve gone for actual outdoors venues, rather than the indoor sort, serving dishes that would be served outside in warmer climes.

We’ve gone for actual outdoors venues, rather than the indoor sort, serving dishes that would be served outside in warmer climes.

You may be in the centre of town when a craving for gyoza hits. If so, head to this new spot for Tollcross restaurant, Harajuku Kitchen. It also offers poke bowls, sushi burritos, yakisoba noodles and karaage chicken. You'll also find this restaurant regularly popping up at Stockbridge Market. Little King Street, Edinburgh, Instagram @harajukukitchen

5. Harajuku Kitchen outside St James Quarter

You may be in the centre of town when a craving for gyoza hits. If so, head to this new spot for Tollcross restaurant, Harajuku Kitchen. It also offers poke bowls, sushi burritos, yakisoba noodles and karaage chicken. You'll also find this restaurant regularly popping up at Stockbridge Market. Little King Street, Edinburgh, Instagram @harajukukitchen Photo: Contributed

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How long has this place been serving sweet and savoury crepes from the green police box at the top of Middle Meadow Walk. It feels like an eternity (but is actually 11 years). Their crepe fillings include pumpkin a la papai, with cheese, sundried and fresh tomatoes, avocado, spinach and pecans. On Instagram, you'll find them under @tupiniquim_brasil

6. Brazilian creperie, Tupiniquim

How long has this place been serving sweet and savoury crepes from the green police box at the top of Middle Meadow Walk. It feels like an eternity (but is actually 11 years). Their crepe fillings include pumpkin a la papai, with cheese, sundried and fresh tomatoes, avocado, spinach and pecans. On Instagram, you'll find them under @tupiniquim_brasil Photo: Contributed

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Orinoco serve arepas (stuffed cornbread) but also empanadas (patties) and taquenos (Venezuelan cheese fingers wrapped in pastry). They don't need to pop up so much any more, though you may still find them at events including the Meadows Festival, since they have their own shop at 281 Leith Walk. Instagram @orinocolatinfood

7. Orinoco Latin food

Orinoco serve arepas (stuffed cornbread) but also empanadas (patties) and taquenos (Venezuelan cheese fingers wrapped in pastry). They don't need to pop up so much any more, though you may still find them at events including the Meadows Festival, since they have their own shop at 281 Leith Walk. Instagram @orinocolatinfood Photo: Contributed

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The original and best, The Pitt is Edinburgh's home of street food. They've got Oktoberfest on October 9-10, and after that they're returning to their autumn programming, which includes introducing more healthy street food options and hot drinks. The guest traders for the next couple of weeks are The Peruvian (October 9-10), vegan trader Antojitos (October 15-17) and Goodtime tacos from Newcastle (October 22-24). On the final weekend of October, they're hosting a Winter Cider Fest with guest trader, SoulFull. www.thepitt.co.uk

8. The Pitt on Edinburgh's Pitt Street

The original and best, The Pitt is Edinburgh's home of street food. They've got Oktoberfest on October 9-10, and after that they're returning to their autumn programming, which includes introducing more healthy street food options and hot drinks. The guest traders for the next couple of weeks are The Peruvian (October 9-10), vegan trader Antojitos (October 15-17) and Goodtime tacos from Newcastle (October 22-24). On the final weekend of October, they're hosting a Winter Cider Fest with guest trader, SoulFull. www.thepitt.co.uk Photo: Contributed

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