London smash‑burger video

A London food creator posted a new YouTube tour on April 20 testing four smash-burger spots and naming a winner for viewers deciding where to eat now. (youtube.com) Harry Kersh’s video, “Finding The Best Smash Burger In London,” was showing about 1,956 views two hours after posting. The episode says he visited Supernova, Bun & Sum, Heard, and Jupiter Burger with guest Gavin Wren. (youtube.com) The format is simple and specific: one creator, one dish, four stops, one ranking. Kersh has used the same “Food Tours” structure in recent London videos on sandwiches and pizza, and his main channel page says he focuses on travel and food. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) Those four burger names already sit inside London’s current recommendation loop. Time Out’s January 2026 burger guide said smash burgers still occupy “quite a lot of real estate” on the city’s best-burger list, while The Infatuation’s October 2025 power rankings called thin, crispy-edged patties the style now replacing taller stacked burgers. (timeout.com) (theinfatuation.com) Restaurant guides and creator videos are now pointing at many of the same shops. Hot Dinners’ August 2025 smash-burger guide said the category had reached “frenzied attention” in London, and Secret London described the scene as “ever-evolving” in an updated list crawled this week. (hot-dinners.com) (secretldn.com) The places in Kersh’s video also reflect how fast the market is moving. Supernova now lists three London sites in Soho, South Kensington and Mayfair, while Bun & Sum says it has branches in Bow, Whitechapel, Acton, Brixton, Hackney and Camden. (supernovaburger.com) (bunandsum.com) Two of the featured brands are newer and more niche, which is part of why creator rankings can redirect diners quickly. Hot Dinners reported Heard, from chef Jordan Bailey, opened in Carnaby on September 25, 2025, while Jupiter Burger opened in Netil Market in late 2024 and was still newsing a spring 2026 pop-up last month. (hot-dinners.com 1) (hot-dinners.com 2) (hot-dinners.com 3) Kersh is not the first to turn London burgers into a ranked video, but the speed matters. Search results this month show multiple recent YouTube and TikTok posts built around “best smash burger in London” claims, giving travelers and locals a same-day shortlist instead of a long restaurant guide. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) (tiktok.com) For viewers, that makes the video less like a review archive and more like a live map of where burger traffic may go next. For London restaurants, one fresh ranking now lands in the middle of a crowded smash-burger race that guidebooks, market stalls and social feeds are all updating in near real time. (youtube.com) (timeout.com)