Civic Square was transformed into a culinary melting pot on Sunday with the return of World Street Eats.
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Held in conjunction with the NORTH festival - a 14-day celebration of Launceston food and drink - the food market attracted a steady stream of hungry bellies.
Tassie Tenor Joe Di Sario provided the music as visitors sampled food from Korea, Afghanistan, Netherlands, Italy and Malaysia.
"It was a really lovely atmosphere, a lovely people and a reasonable crowd," Tasmanian Wanderer Mead's Stephen Wilkins said.
"It would have been great with slightly less wind and a little more sun, but it was a really lovely day."
More dates will soon be announced for World Street Eats, which has been running about four years, while the NORTH festival wraps up on Wednesday.
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Hamish Geale
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