Food on Norwich Market
The selection of food available on Norwich Market has rapidly increased over recent years making it an excellent choice for somewhere to stop for a bite to eat. Here's my quick guide to what food is available on Norwich Market. I'll add places as I visit them so expect frequent updates.
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Bun Box
Row A - Stall 23
Serving steamed Hirata Buns, Don buri rice bowls and other Japanese inspired street food.
Hoi sin duck bun
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Chinese Takeaway
Row D - Stalls 92 & 93
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Churros & Chorizo
Row A - Stall 20
Spanish street food and deli items
Churros with chocolate sauce (vegan)
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Coral Bay
Stall 84
Caribbean Takeaway
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Cocina Mia
Row H - Stalls 152/153
Authentic Chilean food based on family recipes passed down through generations.
Pastel De Choclo - Layers of spiced beef and chicken topped with pureed sweetcorn and basil. Served with side salad and spicy sauce.
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Deb's
Rows E & F - Stalls 116/119
Breakfasts, burgers, filled rolls, cakes and drinks.
Breakfast bap
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Falafel and Friends
Stalls 40/41
Vegetarian/Vegan street food
Kimchidog - Homemade kimchi, falafel sausage, hummus, sriracha and tahini sauce in a toasted hot dog bun with a side of cajun potatoes.
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George's Jacket Spuds
Row F - Stall 120
Jacket potatoes with a range of fillings.
Breakfast jacket potato
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Lasagneria
Stall 175
Homemade traditional and vegetarian lasagna
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Lucy's Chips
Row C - Stalls 60/61
Traditional fish & chips and seasonal specialities
Burns week special - Battered haggis and chips
Christmas special - Battered mince pies, Christmas puddings and sprouts.
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Ron's Fish & Chips
Row D - Stalls 94/95
Traditional fish and chips since 1953
Battered cod and chips
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The Banger Stop
Row D - Stall 80
Homemade sausages served in a bun with a range of toppings
Chilli dog with cheese
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The Cuppie Hut
Row A - Stall 19
Cakes, cookies and more
Oreo rocky road
Rainbow cookie
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Row D - Stall 80
Homemade sausages served in a bun with a range of toppings
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The Cuppie Hut
Row A - Stall 19
Cakes, cookies and more
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The Ice Cream Parlour
Stall 178
Whippy and local dairy ice cream
99 Whippy ice cream
Pretty eclectic selection. That hoi sin duck bun looks very tasty.
ReplyDeleteWho's fish and chips were Better?
ReplyDeleteI’ve only tried fish and chips from Ron’s, they were excellent and so cheap. My favourite fish and chips are from nearby Grosvenor Chip Shop on the Lanes.
DeleteIf I remember rightly the Norwich market chips are still fired in beef dripping- this makes them pretty special. Also, is the seafood stall near what used to be the discount bookshop still going? That was a great place. James
ReplyDeleteYou can still get them fried in beef dripping but Lucy’s Chips also fry them in Vegetable oil to cater for vegetarians. The seafood stall is still there but the bookshop has now gone.
DeleteSure beats the hell out of the two-item burger/hot dog carts I remember from my youth in Liverpool and Birkenhead markets! Youth of today, young whippersnappers, don't know they're born, etc, etc. (segue into 'The Four Yorkshiremen')
ReplyDeleteYou need to try Tasty House opposite Orient Express (same owners) - the only place to get truly authentic SE Asian food in Norfolk (and I know, I've travelled SE asia extensively).
ReplyDeleteI’ll definitely be trying Tasty House and Orient Express sometime over the coming months.
DeleteJust to add the Tasty House owners aren't Thai, as some commentors on your FB seem to think. Expect Cambodian, Burmese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malaysian, and everything inbetween. Will probably still all be labelled Thai by stupid people though...
ReplyDeleteAt least the Steak Frites have been cooked!!
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