A new Indian restaurant has opened its doors, bringing something 'completely different' to the city.

Norwich Evening News: The inside of Spice Valley in Magdalen Street Credit: Colby MarketingThe inside of Spice Valley in Magdalen Street Credit: Colby Marketing (Image: Archant)

Spice Valley opened this October in 5 Magdalen Street inside a Grade II listed building that has been closed for years.

The new eatery boasts a large seating area, an illuminated bar and even an indoor waterfall.

Alongside traditional offerings, such as jalfrezi and vindaloo, there are innovative dishes such as a crab malabar, made with crab claws, bell peppers and spices, and tandoori duck.

Metu Rahman, director of Spice Valley, said: 'Spice Valley is a traditional Indian restaurant and we have an Indian chef from Delhi.

'It is a listed building that has been closed for years and years and we've renovated it as an Indian restaurant which is completely different to anywhere else in Norwich.

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'My family have been working in Indian restaurants since I was born and a number in Norwich.

'We've got a great reaction so far and a lot of people booking up.

Norwich Evening News: Spice Valley in Magdalen Street Credit: Colby MarketingSpice Valley in Magdalen Street Credit: Colby Marketing (Image: Archant)

Spice Valley is open from 5pm to 11.30pm seven days a week and you can view the menu here.