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Eating Easy Things to Cook The cooking facilities provided in the flats can be feel a bit cramped at times. There are a number of foods that are relatively easy to make and do not require the use of large amounts of space. You might want to keep in mind that preservatives are not added to most foods, so things like bread and sandwich meats spoil faster. Milk also does not last as long. Plus, when you are sharing a fridge with more than one person the space is greatly limited. There are a number of things that you can buy that need no refrigeration, that can be stored on the shelf space and are suprisingly delicious! Instant mashed potatoes Ramen noodles Frozen pizza Pre-cooked frozen meals Uncle Ben's Express Rice - come in a variety of flavors Any type of pasta Instant soup pouches Crumpets Nachos Sandwiches Cheap places to eat Da Vinci's. Located on Imperial Campus. They serve the usual nachos, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, etc. It is incredibly cheap and quick to grab a meal before or after classes. DB's. Located on Imperial Campus Junior Commons. Located on Imperial Campus Sandwich World. Located on Gloucester Road. You can choose from an array of freshly made baguettes as well as some fried foods like potato wedges and French fries (chips), plus personal size pizzas and much more. The usual price for a baguette is around 2 pounds. Cafe Deco. Located on Gloucester Road. Dragon King. Located on Earl's Court Road. Though they have a very large eat-in menu, they offer a 4 pound buffet take-away. You can cram as much food as you can fit into the container. It is really close and rather tasty! Benjy's. Located on Earl's Court Road. This place offers an array of breakfast foods as well as a few choices for a lunch and/or dinner. The best thing about Benjy's is the fact that they have unlimited refills on coffee or tea and the price of either is included in your meal! McDonald's. Located on Earl's Court Road. Very American, but really close and honestly is one of the cheapest places to eat around the area. Zizzi. Located on Earl's Court Road. Baker's Oven. Located on Earl's Court Road directly across from the Earl's Court Tube station. Serves an array of breakfast foods including doughnuts and pasties. Nando's. Located on Earl's Court Road just down from McDonald's. Nando's specializes in chicken meals. If you are a chicken lover, this place is a must! Sports Cafe. Located in Piccadilly. This is a hub for the American students in London. On Tuesday nights you can find 1 pound beer. Thursday nights have 7 pound pitchers of mixed drinks as well as 50 wings for 5 pounds. O'Neil's Pub. Located on the corner of Earl's court Road and Old Brompton Road Romeo's Pizza Gloucester Arms. Located on Gloucester Road Earl's Court Tavern. Located on Earl's Court Road You can usually find the cheapest meals at any given Pub. Most will run lunch and dinner specials on their meals, usually 2 meals for 7 pounds or something along those lines.