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Harry s Soul Train outside The Whalebone pub in Norwich s Magdalen Road
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After ten solid weeks of lockdown, you may be getting bored of ordering takeaway food.
But before you settle for bland supermarket ready meals again, there is hope on the horizon with some seriously tasty street food which is being served at a pop-up location in Norwich.
In normal times, Harry s Soul Train operates its food trailer at different locations around Norfolk, including a regular Wednesday night residency at The Queen s Head in Long Stratton but in lockdown they are now located outside The Whalebone pub on Magdalen Road in Norwich for four nights a week.
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