I've lived in London for 7 years — here are the places where you should actually eat

The Nduja pizza from Pizza Pilgrims is one of the best you'll get.Pizza Pilgrims

• I'm a Canadian who has lived in London for more than seven years, and I've spent most of that time eating.
• While "best restaurant" lists are great, to find something memorable, you need personal recommendations.
• From food trucks to fine dining spots, here are the places where you should actually eat.
• Note: This is an updated version of a 2018 story, so prices/dishes are subject to change. Due to COVID-19, some restaurants on this list may not currently be open. You can check their websites for more information.

Struggling to pick less than 100 places to eat in London is probably a sign I eat out too much.

As a genuine food obsessive, I can promise you that anyone who says British food sucks knows nothing about London's dining scene, which has a selection of the best eats from around the globe at a range of prices — if you know where to go.

Best restaurant lists are full of great places, sure. But I'm talking about the places you'll remember, from food trucks to hole-in-the-wall basement dens, fine dining spots actually worth splurging on, and truly authentic pizza and pasta.

I'm a Canadian who has lived in London for more than seven years, and when not working or sleeping, I've spent most of that time eating and drinking.

From on-the-go street food to Michelin-starred feasts, in no particular order, here are the places you should actually eat at, and what to order when you get there.