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London’s King’s Cross area will host a vegan street food festival next month.
Livin’ on the Veg – which describes itself as ‘the ultimate vegan rumble’ – will bring together eight traders over August 18-19.
There will also be three vegan bars serving wine, beer and cocktails, as well as DJs spinning tunes throughout.
Visitors buy a ticket (£25), which entitles them to a dish from each stall and a cocktail. They then vote for their favourite trader.
Vendors
The stall holders will include the legendary Temple of Seitan, serving up fried ‘chicken’-style seitan, as well as Biff’s Jack Shack which will offer jackfruit ‘wings’ with maple bourbon hot sauce.
Eat Chay – a Korean outlet – will be serving bánh mì and the Eritrean Lem Lem Kitchen will offer its ‘afro-tacos’ complete with spicy lentil filling.
Petare – which serves Venezuelan food – will offer a mix of goodies, including sweet fried plantain and veg ‘feta’ stuffed sandwiches and Spice Box will be serving Indian-style tandoori cauliflower ‘steak’. There will be a Thai red curry available courtesy of Greedy Khao.
Dessert will be offered by the Young Vegans, who will serve up ‘mud pie’ brownies made of chocolate and peanut butter.
You can find out more here.
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