New street food vendors have landed in Leeds city centre.
Trinity Kitchen has just announced the five new vendors which are taking over its premise for the next nine weeks. Popular Italian restaurant Stuzzi, located in Grand Arcade, is one of the five new eateries joining the food court. Get the latest headlines, straight to your inbox, with YEP’s free emails It will be hosting its own deep-fried lasagne van, with an aim to bring the restaurant's street food concept to life.
Meanwhile, Eat Like a Greek will serve up mouth-watering gyros in hot fluffy pittas, with a choice of lamb, chicken, halloumi or falafel topped with homemade tzatziki, with Halal, vegan and dairy free options for everyone to enjoy. Back by popular demand, Ka-Bao will be bringing all the bao buns, gyoza and loaded fries you could want, with toppings and fillings such as Korean gochujang fried chicken.
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