Kerb

Why we love them

You just feel reassured at the Dosa deli stall. Everything is in hand, the pot is bubbling, the griddle ready and the stall all well laid out. These two don't cut corners as they forge their way in this relatively new business. They want to make it work and you can see and feel all the love and hard work that they put into it. If you're feeling rough and need a bit of soothing food and calming chat amidst all the challenges of the great outdoors, head to Amy and Kristian and you'll soon start feeling human again.

What they serve

In their own words

Kristian and Amy both worked in the food events industry organising large scale food exhibitions. Having travelled to Asia and experienced the street food culture abroad, they wanted to bring some of that buzz and excitement to the streets of London. They were both made redundant in 2011 and decided to take the leap into the already expanding street food scene. They wanted to create a business making food which was new and challenging, combined with their passion for Indian food and spices. Dosa Deli was born; and has been going from strength to strength.

– Amy Philip & Kristian Price

Why the kerb life

Dosa Deli is a street food company, selling freshly prepared Indian-inspired pancake wraps. Conceived by Amy and Kristian, this couple have a passion for Indian food and spices, they are putting a British stamp on traditional Indian street food. Their dosas are made using a mix of rice and dhal, made the traditional south Indian way, the pancakes are crispy, light and healthy and filled with the finest ingredients.

Fave Kerbster

This is a tough question as all Kerb traders food is so good. But I think I would say Yum Bun’s pork belly steamed bun. The bread is so soft and delicious, combined with the crispy fatty pork and sauce it’s just a superb street food snack.