The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Norwich East of England

Wow! Just wow! Brilliant food and fantastic value. We visit Norwich just to get food here! Only thing stopped we reviewing before is that I don't want to queue...But, must share this gem

We didn't eat here, but the most lovely girl opened the seating area for us to sit in while hiding from the rain and eating our bacon rolls. I'll definitely be back for the food soon as it smelt amazing, it was a shame we were in the area a bit to early. Thank you again to that girl. You're an angel

Kieran was a great waiter, really enjoyed our food and drinks!

Faith in humanity restored! Vegetarian/vegan or not, the food is genuinely outstanding! My boyfriend and I both had the gnocchi which was recommended to us, honestly one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. The staff are so caring and friendly and make you feel so welcome and comfortable. The beautiful loft setting filled with plants and pretty lights makes for a memorable evening. This is quickly becoming our favourite place to eat!

We had an amazing first time at Copa Cubana— we’ve been wanting to come for a while, and finally did. Most definitely worth the wait! Cocktails are the best we’ve had in Norwich; taste amazing and fresh. Food is also delicious. Staff are the highlight, all so welcoming and kind. Was so nice to talk to Alex as well. Thank you Copa Cubana, We can’t wait to come back. 💗

Fantastic chicken burger, thanks

Visited SALT sandwich bar and enjoyed two lovely sandwiches, a side salad, crisps, and drinks. The food was delightful, but the service was a bit slow. On both occasions, the manager or owner appeared quite stressed. Despite that, it's a good place with a stunning interior.

Staff were amazing, really quick and efficient and very friendly. Food was great and drinks were brilliant, best bottomless brunch, great atmosphere and all round good. Would recommend

Excellent ethical shop and café selling a wide variety of quality products including food drinks and household items. They also sell books CDs and other items in aid of the trust. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Only had a scone, which was fine. But the toys in the children’s corner, were absolutely awful, they were so dirty and were not hygienic. The toilets were also in need of a deep clean

We went as part of a groupon deal - 3 courses plus hot drink. Wasn’t sure what to expect as there were no reviews previously posted. We had a set menu - pumpkin soup and patties, jerk chicken with rice and peas with plantain and the chocolate cake. The service was a little slow - but that didn’t bother us as we were just chatting. The two young lads who looked after us were very polite and attentive. The food was really good and had a real home cooked taste. It was great value with the groupon voucher but we really enjoyed the food as it really felt like it was cooked with love - and we’re glad we have discovered Didis Dining They also offer a takeaway menu too which is very reasonably priced

Me and my dad were having a lovely day reminiscing over his youth spent in the area so we thought we'd stop in for a bite to eat and wow were we blown away! As soon as we stepped inside the door, in fact! I don't know which was more offensive, the stale smell of piss that greeted me as I stepped into the pub, or the older Irishman sat down at a table who clearly had no intention of getting up behind the bar to greet his (by the looks of it, only) customers. Instead I got a very underwhelming "can I help?"... I kept my thoughts of asking whether he could help me to understand how this place makes enough money to keep even the smallest drinks fridge running, very much to myself. When I said that we were there to possibly eat, he made some remark about taking ourselves around to the, seemingly empty, eating area. My dad, needing to use the toilet, wasn't too pleased to find a coded lock on there. I'm not sure what Roughton New Inn is hiding behind that door, but by the smells of it, it could be likened to the bathroom scene from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. My dad and I were not prepared to take on a troll, or make ourselves too comfortable here, so we made a swift exit!

We visited with a Groupon voucher for the set course meal. The chef is a lovely friendly lady who explained the options and bought us some drinks. Our starter was pumpkin soup and patties followed by the main course of jerk chicken served with rice, plantain and coleslaw. All really nice and tasty and we thought the soup was outstanding. There was so much food we had to ask for a “doggy bag”. I would go back to try some of the other things on the menu as it was obviously freshly cooked .