A popular Indian street food chain has opened its first restaurant in Norwich.
It is Mowgli's 27th venue in the UK and can be found in the former Superdry store at Chantry Place.
It sits beside Wingstop, the US fast food giant which opened in July.
Mowgli serves Indian street food (Image: Mowlgi) The first diners popped in to Mowgli on Friday and enjoyed a lunch while looking out at the historic St Stephen's Church.
The chain was founded by Great British Menu judge Nisha Katona, who said: "This is a place to kick back with friends and family, two and four-legged, as we have a passion for the things that matter to you.
"It's about creating a home-from-home, where food and kindness come first."
Those who go in for a meal during its first week will receive free Chat Bombs which are said to be one of Mowgli's "signature dishes" and are made of "crisp bread puffs filled with yoghurt, spices, chutney and chickpeas".
The offer runs until August 15.
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