If there’s one thing I love more than restaurant reviews, it’s discovering new street food. I even have an Instagram account, travellingtofindfood, dedicated to the street food we find on our travels. So Trinity Kitchen, in Trinity Leeds, with its revolving street food vendors that change every month, is somewhere I try to go to a lot when I’m in the city. I was pleased to be asked to come and try out the Trinity Kitchen Leeds February new vendors a couple of weeks ago and wanted to tell you guys about the food we tried.
The new vendors are in Trinity Kitchen for seven weeks from Sunday 4th February, so you still have a good three weeks after this post goes live to go and try them out. They are: Dapur Malaysia, Pavs Dhaba, Christopher Gowan’s Steak Sandwiches and Wagyu Lookin’ At? and there’s also Slap and Pickle and Mr D’s Magnificent Pie Machine who have been there a little longer.
We were given a gift card to spend on food and could choose two meals each, so we plumped for the Malaysian food first. We both chose a chicken dish and it was really nice-quite hot, but there wasn’t a huge amount of sauce so I could cope with it. The rice was coconutty and lovely and really helped cool the dish down a bit. Both of us enjoyed this although I only ate half, to save space for the rest of the food I knew I’d be trying.
Deb’s second dish was a burger fromWagyu Lookin’ At. I can’t remember which one she chose but I know she enjoyed it, though it was too pink in the middle for my liking.
My second dish was steak with cheese and chips, from Christopher Gowan’s Steak Sandwiches. The cheese was the perfect accompaniment to my steak and the chips were cooked well, fluffy in the middle and crunchy on the outside. I’d have this again for sure.
*Our four meals cost us £30, which was paid for by Trinity Kitchen in return for writing this post. As with all posts on this blog, all thoughts, words and opinions are my own.
Have you been to Trinity Kitchen? Do you like street food?
I love the idea of changing vendors. It keeps things fresh and would certainly encourage me to keep coming back. I must admit I’d have gone for the Malaysian too!
Oh these look so so tasty, the steak looks amazing! And for a very reasonable price i’d say! My friend goes to the university of leeds and i think i’ll have to take her when i visit.
Wow, these look and sounds really tasty! Wouldn’t mind some now, lol.
The steak and chips looks right up my street. I love this kids of eating space.
I do love street food as I love trying loads of little things, and those cheesey chips look amazing x
I love trying street food & tasting all the different flavours! These dishes look fab, esp the cheesy chips 😀 x
Oh this food looks so good. I love trying new street food. It’s only early but I could eat that steak and chips right now it looks so good x
You mean you get paid to eat? 🙂 Goodness…sign me up! The Malaysian dish looks so appetizing… lucky you!
I do love street food but I really do need to try some more street food vendors as it has been a while. I think it is because it is so cold but I will be definitely trying more street food when the weather is warmer and when I am feeling better! So glad you enjoyed your time with Trinity Kitchen!
I love, love, love street food. I definitely love the look of the Malaysian food the most. I’ll definitely be trying this if I’m ever in Leeds.
All the food looks scrumptious! I am loving the steak with chips and cheese! Sim x
This sounds like a brilliant place. There’s something similar here in Cambridge where a variety of vans turn up at a science park once a week. It changes constantly which is great. Off to find your instagram account. Always good to find someone that travels somewhere purely for the food like me! 😀
We are spoiled for choice for street food in London but it’s good to see that it is very popular elsewhere.
Oh that food looks so delicious! Love the look of the Malaysian dish! Yum! X #bloggerclubuk