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Cardiff Foodies Fest coming to Bute Park
Kapow Ribs Laska Shack
Bute Park soon plays host to Cardiff Foodies Festival (Sat 6-Mon 8 May). A three-day celebration of food, drink and music, you can watch Michelin-starred and leading local chefs cooking their signature summer recipes in The Chefs Theatre. Learn how to make show-stop- ping cakes in The Cake & Bake Theatre with expert bakers (including Bake Off stars), who will share their best tips live on stage with easy-to-make recipes. Al- ternate indulging yourself in sampling new wines, champagnes and cocktails in The Drinks Theatre with browsing the global street food on offer. Meet artisan producers. There’s plenty for all: from chilli-eating competitions and food chal- lenges to family fun as children join in at The Kids Cookery Theatre. Info:
foodiesfestival.com/events/ cardiff
Swansea Street Food Fest arrives this Easter
Bao Selecta Fire & Flank
And if three days sounds good, how does four grab you? Head for Swansea’s Museum Park for the return of Swansea Street Food Festival over Easter week- end (Fri 7-Mon 10 Apr). With 30 top street food traders from across Wales and the UK arriving at the marina, the or- ganisers will be hoping to attract similar numbers to last year’s successful event. No two traders cook the same cuisine: Indian, Taiwanese bao, Japanese, fried chicken, vegan, Moroccan, Thai, Uzbek, Jamaican, Mexican, Afghan and more. Up to 20,000 are expected for this long weekend of food and live music. Info:
streetfoodwarehouse.co.uk/ swansea
Poca to open in Cardiff
The third restaurant from Antonio Si- mone (Dinas Powys’ The Humble On- ion, Barry’s Alium), Poca is set to open on Cardiff’s Kings Road this spring. An intriguing prospect, with a menu quite unlike anything else in the area, this looks like one of Cardiff’s most exciting openings of 2023. Look for a full review coming soon. Info:
pocarestaurant.co.uk
JONATHAN SWAIN
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