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5 Places to eat in Norwich

Norwich is jam packed with amazing food. From street food and fusion cuisine to small plates and mouth-watering burgers, Norwich has something to suit every mood and taste. We’d be here all day telling you about them all, but here are a few of our favourite places.

Photo of a window seat in a restaurant. A small, domed red lamp sits on a wooden table next to a beige pot holding cutlery and napkins.

Yalm

Found on the corner of Norwich’s historic Royal Arcade, Yalm is a multi-vendor foodhall showcasing some of the best independent chefs and kitchen from across the region. Set across two floors, you can order from any combination of the outlets available on the day. The vendors change regularly, so no two visits to Yalm are the same!

Blue Joanna

Two people eating with chopsticks at a dark wooden table. The walls are painted a dark green, and there is warm, orange lighting. Located in one of the student hotspots of Norwich, Blue Joanna is perfect if you’re after some seriously tasty street food. From Korean blue tacos, smacked cucumber salads, to southern-fried oyster mushrooms, there’s loads to tuck in to. Alongside a cool cocktail selection and world beers, you can find live music, vinyl records, and their legendary blue piano.

Brick Pizza

Exterior shot of Brick Pizza - a person in a blue apron is walking out of the shop holding a pizza in each hand. Pizza made from slow rising dough and baked in a wood-burning brick oven sounds like heaven on any given day, but it just tastes different at Brick. With a great outdoor seating area, and delicious beers on tap — this is a must visit for any pizza lovers in Norwich. As well as a welcoming atmosphere, lovely staff and quick service, there’s no reason not to pay them a quick visit.

FUP Burger

Close-up of a juicy burger held in a hand, featuring crispy bacon, melted cheese in a glossy, toasted bun. The background includes an out-of-focus banner and brick wall. Tucked away inside The Ten Bells pub, FUP Burger delights visitors with its inventive approach to crafting gourmet burgers. These burgers don’t mess around; the huge portions and stacked toppings ensure you won’t go home with an empty stomach. From their signature FUP Burger to mouthwatering vegetarian options, including vegan patties and cauliflower wings, FUP Burger caters to all palates with flair and finesse.

Soyokaze

Top down shot of bowl of ramen from Soyokaze. A large wooden ladle is dipped into the bowl. A sushi and ramen bar in Norwich city centre, Soyokaze is highly praised for their fresh ingredients and great food. All about patience, hard work and dedication to the craft — their Tonkotsu Ramen is famous for its unforgettable flavour. Soyokaze takes pride in its dishes, and you’ll be able to tell right after the first bite.

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  • Photo of a window seat in a restaurant. A small, domed red lamp sits on a wooden table next to a beige pot holding cutlery and napkins.
  • Photo of the outside of Yalm. An old, white-brick shop, with a sign of gold lettering on a black background. People are pictured blurred as they walk past.
  • Two people eating with chopsticks at a dark wooden table. The walls are painted a dark green, and there is warm, orange lighting.
  • Exterior shot of Brick Pizza - a person in a blue apron is walking out of the shop holding a pizza in each hand.
  • Close-up of a juicy burger held in a hand, featuring crispy bacon, melted cheese in a glossy, toasted bun. The background includes an out-of-focus banner and brick wall.
  • Top down shot of bowl of ramen from Soyokaze. A large wooden ladle is dipped into the bowl.

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