Holi in Birmingham - 5 foods to feast on at the Indian street food party this Saturday...

14 March 2015

*This Saturday you can munch a spread of tasty delights at the Holi Indian Street Food Feast-ival. Here's a rundown of what you need to eat there!*

Tickets are just £12 with Dine Birmingham (normal price £15.00) - Get your discount tickets here.

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1. Indian Burritos by Wrapchic

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Combine two of the world's most sizzling cuisines and you get Wrapchic, the Indian burrito company.

They'll be serving up their mouthwatering creations to foodies at this Saturday's festival.

2. Veggie Heaven from Vichag Foods

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If you're expecting lettuce and tofu, think again. India's vegetarian food heritage is rich and delicious.

Vichag Foods from Solihull are cooking up their authentic and homemade veggie delights for the big day this Saturday.

3. South Asian Soul Food from Field-Elicious

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Smoky ribs and meaty burgers are the normal order of the day for this Walsall company.

But this Saturday, Field-elicious will add an Indian infusion to the Deep South food trend that's sweeping Birmingham.

4. Gourmet Street Bites by Mahir's Experience

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Street food goes sophisticated, as you'd expect from a caterer used to top-notch weddings and events.

Be sure to save some room for their classy but casual Indian cuisine on Saturday.

5. Indian Summer Cocktails by Taste & Liquor

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Spices, herbs and fruits will be blended to create a range of four new cocktails, designed to match the street food on offer.

Mocktails are also on the cards. The inspiration is a hot Indian summer, so expect cool and refreshing drinks this Saturday.

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When is it?

This Saturday!

21st March 2015, from 12 midday to 12 midnight.

Where is it?

At Amusement 13, a big event space on Kent Street in Eastside (near The Arcadian)*

Tickets - how much?

Ordinary mortals pay £15.00 each, but you are a Dine Birmingham reader...

So you only pay £12!

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What else is happening?

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Music, dancing, face-painting and the famous colour powder party - more on that here.

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ahmed
Author: ahmed

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