KERB Street Food Market Returns With Spiciest Line Up Yet

Helen Graves
By Helen Graves Last edited 95 months ago
KERB Street Food Market Returns With Spiciest Line Up Yet
It's all about spice at the new street food market from KERB.

KERB are responsible for some of our favourite street food markets around London, and from 19-30 May they'll run a special spice-themed market on the Southbank.

The market will be part of The Alchemy Festival, a mixture of performances, workshops and exhibitions, celebrating the relationship between the UK and the Indian subcontinent.

The market will run for 12 days and feature 30 traders cooking dishes from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. Traders including Anna Mae's, What the Dickens and Blue Top ice cream will all be adding an Asian twist to their signature dishes.

Macaroni cheese experts Anna Mae's will be serving Murgh Mac — mac with black pepper chicken fry, garlic raita and wild mustard leaves, and The Macwari Naan (grilled mac n cheese naan) while What the Dickens will serve the original kedgeree that India gave to the British. Ice cream maestro Blu Top are dishing out Assam tea cookie and cardamom kheer, and toasted almond cookie and pandan leaf ice cream sandwiches.

Vegetarian favourites Dosa Deli and Horn OK Please return with their feel-good dosas and bhel puri, and Baba G's will be back with the Chicken Tikka Onion Bhaji Tower Burger. New trader Yum Afghan will be serving steamed dumplings with yoghurt, plus many more.

There will be a hop bar specialising in IPAs and all things hoppy including Beavertown’s Bloody 'Ell — a blood orange IPA. The KERB cocktail bar will serve its famous milk punch, and lassis will come from Dosa Deli’s Little Lassi Wagon. Happy hour runs from 4-6pm each day.

KERB market at Alchemy, 19-30 May, Southbank Square, Belvedere Road, SE1. Monday-Thursday: noon-8pm, Friday: noon-9pm, Saturday: 11am-9pm, Sunday and bank holiday Monday: noon-8pm.

Last Updated 28 April 2016