Mowgli opens first restaurant in Norwich
Diners during the opening week will get to try its signature Chat Bombs.
Casual Indian restaurant chain Mowgli Street Food will open its first restaurant in Norwich.
The restaurant will open on 8 August, bringing the brand’s distinctive flavours, design, and charitable spirit to the heart of the city.
Anyone dining during the first week of opening will receive free Chat Bombs, one of Mowgli’s signature dishes at the very heart of their cuisine. The signature Chat Bombs are crisp bread puffs filled with yoghurt, spices, chutney and chickpeas.
Aside from the signature chat bombs, the restaurant will also serve treacle tamarind fries, Keralan fried chicken, Mother Butter Chicken and more. Diners can also expect a Varanasi-inspired design reminiscent of the amber-glow night market feel, trees strung with vines, and the lively clatter of tiffin tins, all signature elements of Mowgli restaurants.
The arrival of Mowgli in Norwich also brings its charity arm, The Mowgli Trust. With over £2.6m, every Mowgli restaurant works with a handpicked local charity, and in Norwich, the team will partner with East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH), whose work supports families across Norfolk and East Anglia.
Mowgli Street Food, the celebrated Indian restaurant brand founded by Nisha Katona MBE, who worked as a business and food expert on several projects across the BBC, ITV and Channel 4.
She also received an MBE in the 2019 New Year Honours List for services to the food industry.
