This weekend an authentic Indian street food vendor will be taking part in Whitehaven's Entrepreneur Markets. 

Dosa Chaska, offer a high-quality take on south Indian street food and gives locals a glimpse of traditional, Asian, cuisine they may never have tried before. 

On Saturday, May 13, the food stall will be located at Whitehaven Market Place close to King Street as part of the Entrepreneurs Market. 

There will also be a range of other stalls for customers to come and browse and enjoy. 

The last time that Dosa Chaska was in Whitehaven was back in March and the team was celebrating the Indian festival of Holi. 

They served their menu and offered customers face colouring, which is a traditional part of the celebration, the staff wore colour as well. 

A spokesperson from Dosa Chaska said: "Our food is authentic and made with love, and we believe that everyone in Cumbria should have the chance to experience it."

Back in March they spoke to BBC Radio Cumbria explaining the cultural and spiritual significance of the Holi festival, they said: "Festivals are a period of celebration and an important part of Indian culture. India is a country known for its rich culture and incredible diversity and without food, there is no festival.

"Food is an important part of Indian festivals and during the festivals usually, people of the community come together and celebrate and unite.

"That's why we thought to do this food stall to bring people together."

The drinks on offer will be Masala Tea which is made from a variety of Indian herbs and spices, specifically cardamon and ginger. They say: "These ingredients combined make for a heavenly infusion boasting bold, spicy notes with malty undertones."

Dosa Chaska explains that their food is authentic and made with love and that they believe everyone in Cumbria should have the chance to experience it.

More details on the company and what they offer can be found on their Facebook page.