Hungry people from across the city enjoyed a taste of India at a vegan food extravaganza hosted inside a Norwich restaurant.

Namaste Village recreated the vibe of India at its Summer Vegan Food Carnival which took place at its Queens Road eatery on Sunday, June 19.

Eastern Daily Press: Namaste Carnival Summer Mela, A vegan food extravaganza. Pictures Brittany WoodmamNamaste Carnival Summer Mela, A vegan food extravaganza. Pictures Brittany Woodmam (Image: Archant)

The restaurant is a popular choice among Norwich foodies seeking vegetarian and vegan dishes.

And its event certainly went down a treat with locals who enjoyed trying a variety of different flavours at the showcase event.

Eastern Daily Press: Some event goers embraced the Indian culture and opted for a henna tattooSome event goers embraced the Indian culture and opted for a henna tattoo (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)

People munched down on traditional Indian dishes including bhel puri, vada pav and masala dosas throughout the carnival which took place from 11am until 7.45pm on Sunday.

Eastern Daily Press: Traditional Indian dishes were served throughout the carnivalTraditional Indian dishes were served throughout the carnival (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)

As well as trying tasty delights, people were also offered the chance to embrace the Indian culture further - with some opting for henna tattoos on their hands and others choosing to dance away to traditional music.