Located upstairs in the Trinity shopping mall across from Leeds Marriott (follow signs). It was similar to a busy food court, but a little dark and moody with individual carts. I tried Yoi Asian Fried Chicken, but there were burgers, hot dogs, pho, doner, pizza, and Italian to name a few. I ordered the chicken satay bao with (spicy fries). I love bao, but it came with two for an order so it was really filling. I was given a beeper when the food was ready then choose from a lot of seating options. It's a good place to go if you have a group or family that can't decide on just one place. read more

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A very good food selection for an American visiting England! This food court was fun, new and hip. There were many different selections to choose from and even the kids found something yummy. It's very loud in here, but they keep the place pretty clean. read more

This place is located inside the shopping mall across from Leeds Marriott where I stayed in town for two days. The Cauldron is one of the stationary food trucks on the second floor of this Trinity Kitchen. I came in a little bit too late and they ran out of the last pierce of Ox Cheek. It was braised in IPA for 8 h and cooked with homemade smoked chilly sauce. I feel obligated to write a review so other patrons can give it a try. The chef said that item is his favorite too. So hope you will enjoy it!! read more

Trinity Kitchen - The Cauldron - Street Vendors Near Me - Leeds, XWY

Let's set the scene - I had left my purse at home. And had just a measly £5 note to get myself some tea from Leeds city centre on a cold December eve, to make me feel better after a hefty revision session at the library. Bleak prospects, no? Optimistically I popped up to trinity kitchen as I was passing through, and decided on a Meat is Moyder- a vegetarian hot dog from one of the rotating street stalls calls Dogtown. Oh. My. God. It was so good! Made with spinach, cheese and spices it was fabulous, dolloped with (un)healthy spoonfuls of their homemade relish, however avoiding the sauce labelled "holy f*ck hot sauce", deciding it would probably be a bit too spicy! The bread was freshly made, the relished not overpowering, and the onions cooked perfectly. And, at £5, I was over the moon! Plus, it was served with a friendly smile and a joke about how they even want the veggies to have a cracking hotdog. There's even a vegan option! It was made from scratch in minutes, and all of their meat is sourced from local traders in London. My only wish is that I could have had some of the fries too (the man in front of me had some, served in a cute little basket). Oh, those fries. I'll be dreaming about those fries until my next visit, with money this time! read more

Trinity Kitchen - Yep, those are the names of sauces! At Dogtown, a hot dog stand. Grab one while you can! - Street Vendors Near Me - Leeds, XWY

My first meal in town when I was in Leeds. My roomate introduced me to this place. And I learned how to order back then. A good place to choose when you dont know what to have, there's something for you! read more

As well as a great selection of permanent eateries Trinity has a number of temporary spots for street food so there is always something fresh and new and it's always imperative to spend the first part of your visit wandering around, soaking up the sights and smells and weighing up what's going down the gullet today. Trinity kitchen puts most other shopping centre food courts to shame and has reset the bar way beyond the reach of most of them. When it comes to eating out it seems that Leeds leads ;) read more

The Trinity Kitchen is the kind of thing I'd like to see in more cities. The option of having different eateries, some permanent, some pop-up in style, rotating over time, is really quite a treat. And really, when is more street food a bad thing? I have to admit, almost every time I visit I end up going to the Chicago Rib Shack but on my most recent visit I did branch out to order Gyoza from one of the food vans. I'm sure if I were in Leeds more often I would try more of the options - the Mexican and Vietnamese places look particularly promising [Edit: I returned the day after writing this review, the Vietnamese food is as good as it looks]. It's well worth signing up for the various loyalty schemes available, or downloading the Love Trinity Leeds app to collection points and rewards. The Kitchen isn't a well kept secret, and during peak times the crowds can be overwhelming and tables can be hard to come by, but if you can time things well then this kitchen is not to be missed. read more

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Tonight I went to Trinitys kitchen. First of all, what a great idea to have all those kind of food in the same place, food truck style! Love it! We went to the Pho Vietnamese restaurant. It was delicious. I had the chicken bun which consist of noodles and vegs. To drink the ice tea was amazing. It was one of the best ice tea ive ever had. And because i dont like fizzy drinks, I ve had a few. Anyway, service was really quick. They give you a kind of remote that will light up when the food is ready. Clever. So, in the end, I loved it. The food brought me back to Vietnam thanks to the lemon grass and the mint in the food! :D read more

Trinity Kitchen - Chicken bun - Street Vendors Near Me - Leeds, XWY

SO MUCH CHOICE. And yet no choice at all? Yes, there is a vietnamese restaurant (Pho), but everything else is what we already have in the city! Pizza? check. Ribs? Check. Fish'n'chips? Check. Champagne bar? WTF & Check. The place looks great but every one of the outlets I've seen is selling 'street food' at restaurant prices, and I wonder why you would visit - though obviously people are. Ultimately Trinity Kitchen probably shouldn't be treat at one entity but as the restaurants that fill it (of which did I mention one is a stupid out of place Champagne bar?), but at the moment, for me, TK is very much a Meh. read more

I wasnt expecting much from Trinity Kitchen but I was actually pleasantly surprised. Me and my then boyfriend went because we ALWAYS end up arguing about where to eat and this was a good way for us both to choose somewhere different. I was expecting something more like the food hall in the Arndale Centre (plastic tables, fast food restaurants) but it was really different. As it was Saturday there was music playing and at one point a band were on stage. There's a nice decor and atmosphere. The atmosphere was actually somewhat reminiscent of the outdoor food areas you get in places like Bangkok and Chiang Rai which I assume they were going for. I really enjoyed the Gorgonzola topped pork burger from the Italian stand Gurmettis and had to come back to try their cheese stuffed beefburger. I would label it the best burger in Leeds but unfortunately they were only there temporarily on loan from lucky Shoreditch. read more

What a treat!! I returned to Leeds for the day to catch up with an old friend and we went here for lunch. Lots of different options available so there really is something for everyone! I love the street food vans in particular and I heard that they change frequently which is fantastic. Lots of seating available and we managed to find somewhere even on a busy Friday lunchtime. You can also find somewhere to sit until you are 'buzzed' when your food is ready for collection. Overall I was impressed as you wouldn't have to worry about pleasing all your friends. Food from around the world all under one roof! I plan to return and try the food from Pho as it looked amazing. read more

Trinity Kitchen is an innovative way of injecting some interest into food in Trinity as well as perhaps offering a way forward for all food court's situated in shopping malls. Combining 7 permanent cafes, bars and restaurants with a collection of temporary street vendors should mean that there is always something of interest to eat/drink. However, whether the hall in which all of these vendors are located will maintain current levels of shininess and cleanliness which is part of its current appeal is more of an open question. The permanent establishments (Notes, Chicago Rib Shack, 360 Champagne & Cocktails, Pho, Tortilla, PizzaLuxe and Chip & Fish) probably all warrant individual reviews, so I will concentrate on the street vendors here. The best of the bunch was Manjit's Kitchen which specialises in Indian street food. The bowl of dhal I enjoyed here today was a perfectly judged combination of spice and texture, making a great lunch time snack. Katei & Kim's Kitchen also hit the right notes. I enjoyed a cleansing bowl of Thai influenced soup which was satisfying as well as wholesome. However, it was the soup's accompaniment, a toasted rosemary and cheddar scone, that made the dish. I am not sure that I have had a better scone elsewhere. Unfortunately, for me, the cakes made by the Marvellous Tea Dance Co were a little less successful. First, everything (including the shop assistant and the cakes) was covered in glitter and I am far from sure that glitter and cakes is a combination made in heaven. Second, the cake itself (a brownie) was a bit one dimensional and will not inspire me to return anytime soon. I suspect that Tinity Kitchen's ultimate success will depend on whether it continues to attract high quality street vendors to take up residency here. If they do, it promises to become of Leeds most vibrant culinary venues. If not, it will become just another food court. read more

I confess, I've not had a chance to properly explore all the vendors, but I'm a real fan. Where other food courts have a distinctively lack lustre feel, Trinity Kitchen has added spice and life to the world of eating within a shopping centre. Although there are some chain vendors, there are also independents - namely in their rotating street food vans that offer something unique and interesting. The Marvellous Tea Dance stand was simply a work of art, as much as an excellent spot to grab a tea and posh cake. I've been to Pho, one of the permanents, a few times now and have really enjoyed the experience. (Get the Vietnamese coffee, squid, and pork and lemon meat balls.) Notes is a pleasant stop off to enjoy too, as last time I went I had a really really good flat white. (The first time I wasn't so impressed.) There's a bit of an oddly located cocktail bar, (or is it champange?), that's tucked away in the corner, and a few others serving fish and chips and ribs that I've yet to try, but for now I've really enjoyed the experience. There's even some kind of interactive computer gaming wall, which is the best way to keep kids entertained, that I've seen in a shopping centre. I wanted to play! Here's hoping the other stalls are as reasonably priced as Pho, and that I make it to the burger spot in time before they leave - having *just* read Juliet's review! read more

Fairly quick all encompassing review for this new eating space in leeds. To start with, its a food court similar to the many many food courts within shopping centers around the country, except this one has a twist, it invites a number of street food vendors in on monthly rotation to bulk up the food offerings. The interior decor looks fantastic, and the minimalist nature should allow them to update it as trends change. As a space its very vibrant and exciting, with music played throughout and neon colours and interesting exposed wood and metal finishes. Food wise there is a big choice, covering all the usual basis (burgers, mexican, fish and chips etc), with more unusual dishes provided by the rotating street food vendors. In terms of value its all a bit overpriced. Having tried Tortilla (basically BarBurrito) which was pretty skimpy with the portions and Chicago Rib Shack, which was fairly decent in an upmarket fast food sort of way, I cant said I'd recommend the place on the merit of its culinary offers. But then again its better than the majority of food courts around the country and at least offers a variation on the theme. read more

We had an excellent and inexpensive lunch here with friends. The whole thing was under £50 for 4 and while not being premium restaurant food it was delicious. And it came in no time. Before hand we had a bottle of Champagne at the bar sited in the middle of the place. The atmosphere in the place was pretty vibrant on a Sunday afternoon and it felt great wandering from stall to stall to select where we'd eat. Good place for kids as there's lots going on, but the food we had was great so no complaints at all. read more

After hitting the boxing day sales and wandering round every shop in Leeds twice I was in desperate need of refuelling! I have heard a lot about Trinity Kitchen but never had chance to pop in myself. I have to say with all the hype I couldn't help but feel slightly disappointed. There were several different places to choose from but every place we went to there were no staff to be seen. That was apart from Pho and Tortilla. Pho was on my list of places to try but it was packed! So being a big fan of mexican food I chose to go and see what mexican treats were on offer at Tortilla I made the wrong choice..that's all I have to say. This place shouldn't even be allowed to class it's food as Mexican. It is an insult! read more

Trinity Kitchen is made up of about 10 (correct me if I'm wrong) restaurants (canteen style). The twist is that they're not all permanent and new restaurants take the place of old ones. I'm a huge fan of this! If you go to Trinity often, or live in the area, it gives locals a great way to try new places. It also makes for a really interesting dynamic and atmosphere! (It also makes it hard to review and rate) I ate at Pho, a Vietnamese restaurant, and had the Beef Brisket Special Pho (pronounced Fuh supposedly). I didn't love it to be honest. The beef was great but the noodles, veg and other ingredients didn't have much flavour. My girlfriend did have a chicken salad (I think it's called Goi Ga) and that was actually incredible. The salad is only 200 calories and is made of different sorts of onions, spring onions, peppers etc and is super sweet with a little bit of bitterness. I could stop stealing bites of that dish! Because it's a canteen, the service is limited but still decent. I would definitely go to Trinity Kitchen and try Pho (if it's still around)! read more

Came up the escalators to be hit with the amazing smells from all the different vendors. The whole area is just buzzing with colour and vibrance. It is really well thought out and well spaced. The idea of different street food vendors each month is brilliant. I think i love it!! read more

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LOVE this place! Wish we had somewhere like this in Manchester! I would be all over it! I went to Pho and got some delicious chicken noodles along with many of the free condiments you can top up with (soy sauce, sweet chili sauce etc), They give you this insane buzzer thing which goes off when your order is really so there's no need to wait around if your table isn't nearby! My friend got a crazy vegetarian dish from the mexican truck I think which looked pretty awesome. The portions are massive and there's so much choice- a great idea to go here with a fussy group as there's something for everyone! read more

I was in Leeds over the weekend to catch the Leeds United - Birmingham City football game and in the evening when it was time to eat, my friend's daughter, who lives in Leeds, brought us here. Quite an amazing place. It's basically a food court but with some unique stands and various dishes to choose from, very unlike American food courts with all the chain restaurant/fast food joint choices. There are some permanent eateries and some that aren't. Some are "street food" because the vans that serve it are parked here and it's on the second floor of the building! I was told that when they change vans, they take out the big window and hoist a new one up there with a crane. Would love to see that. I got something at the fish and chips place, but that's another review... read more

I was waken to Trinity Kitchen a while ago and I wanted a coffee. I have to say, I absolutely love the coffee at Pho Vietnamese. I only go to Trinity for the coffee at Pho now. read more

Chip + fish trinity Leeds. Having explored the Trinty centre in Leeds I looked around the very metropolitan area which resembled an indoor market, so having had a good look around I opted for chip + fish as fish & chips didn't seem unreasonable at £6.50. so I ordered haddock & chips with a pint of Marstons beer £3.00, I was given my receipt to find Haddock & chips is actually £7.50. This was not made clear on the various advertisements as Fish & chips are advertised at £6.50. it turned out this price is for Cod. So I went to the table took a sip of my beer which was very flat, eventually I was called to get my meal, and was immediately asked if I wanted another pint, to which the answer was no thanks. Now bearing in mind that these fish & chips are advertised as "traditional" as per this excerpt from there website "Chip + Fish brings something new to your traditional chippy, something that you can only find with us" the chips appeared to be of the frozen variety but I could be wrong. They claim light fluffy fish. Mine certainly wasn't, half burnt if anything, but for all these faults, I wouldn't have written this review if they had been fried in lard in the traditional way, however they weren't they were fried in oil,, OIL,,TRADITIONAL FISH & CHIPS FRIED IN OIL I couldn't believe it I just couldn't out of all the places I could have chosen to eat in the trinity kitchen Leeds I had to choose this one I actually felt physically sick after tasting this so called traditional meal. There were other customers there at the time who I spoke to, to express my disappointment, who said they would not have bought from this "place" if they had known they were fried in oil. So be warned if you want proper fish and chips avoid Chip + fish trinity Leeds. I'll be going back down Leeds market in future where they are cheaper and traditionally cooked. read more

Been here twice and enjoyed it both times. First time was a Saturday which we did struggle to find a seat but the food was good. The second time was a Friday night, we'd gone to watch the football. Had a big screen to watch the game on and plenty of seating available and enjoyed the chicken and chips. It was great to also get free chips as part of buy 2 beers get 1 lot of chips free. Would deffinetly go back and recommend to friends. read more

Pho (pronounced Fur) is what Leeds has been missing. The Vietnamese pretty much invented street food so this vendor is perfectly situated as first when you come up escalators into Trinity kitchen. Vietnamese food is fresh, fast, healthier than other Asian cuisines and the most flavoursome you'll get. Recommend: fresh rolls ( you'll never have battered spring rolls again ), Saigon beer. My soup was quiet plain, so it's great when they serve it with a side of chilli, coriander, mint, lemon basil leaves(?)and lime wedge. So you can add more flavour as you wish! Magic! read more

Really enjoyed the amount of choice that the trinity kitchen has, I wasn't expecting it to be as big as it was. It is defiantly a lunch place than a big meals . The food was good but pricy for the size of the portions. It just didn't hit the mark for me, don't get me wrong it was good I just expected more. It has a nice atmosphere about it and would recommend for the experience and like I said there is a lot of choice so good reason to check out more stalls before making a final verdict. But I wasn't blown away. (Based on 4 visits) read more

I love the concept here. A mall food court that feels more like an indoor congregation of gourmet food trucks. Most of the stuff I got here during my three weeks in Leeds was very good. The burger stand was amazing. The milkshake truck: sinful! Well worth the trip for any taste. read more

Heard about Chip + Fish on Saturday Kitchen so thought i'd give it a go. Don't bother, yes the batter was crisp and light, but the Fish was poor. The Chips were not even good at best. They were hard, not crispy - like they'd been sat for ages and kept warm. If you want goo Fish + Chips, take a 2 min walk to the market and go to Gravleys!!! read more

trinity kitchen is pretty decent especially when you can't decide between you where to eat. they change some of the stalls sometimes like guests but there's always the permanent ones. i've only really ever got food from tortilla as i struggle to find vegan options in the other stalls that aren't boring! however tortilla is WAY tastier and better value for money than barburrito. the interior is nice and the idea is great but i just wish there were more vegan options so i didn't end up going to tortilla every time! read more

I went in for the first time with my partner and our baby. We had a look round and decided to have a drink and cake at bessies caravan. Partly because i didn't want a huge meal or anything. Anyway, it did seem nice did bessies however a little pricey for what you get and the fact the cups were paper and the value is given to you on a napkin. It was nice value though, not the best I'd had but still quite nice though. Everywhere was rather cramped and i had trouble getting through with a pram amd crutches but overall it did seem nice. I will try our a few of the other places at a later date but personally I think it is a tad overrated. It is nice though, just quite pricey in places. I was expecting a lot more though with how it was advertised before it opened!! Guess i must just have expected too much. read more

I love coming here to eat, there's always loads of choice and it's constantly changing allowing you to try new pop up places as well as the old favourites, mine is definitely Pho. Having a gluten intolerance it's nice to see different cake places that pop up offering me many choices, instead of the bog standard wrapped brownie. read more

If you want somewhere to eat with a variety of delicious cuisines, there is nowhere quite like trinity kitchen. I went with some family yesterday, and despite it being busy, we were able to grab a table and make individual choices on what we fancied. I had Mexican, one person had bbq ribs, and another had Indian. All were delicious. If you don't like the hustle and bustle of a busy hall, this might not be the place for you, but if you're happy in that type of environment and are looking for somewhere to eat in the city centre, I would recommend putting trinity at the top of your list! read more

Seeing as I find Leeds city centre quite limited for cheap lunches, I was intrigued by the concept of Trinity Kitchen. Based at the top of Trinity, near Boots, it is a melange of different types of "it" foods such as burritos, ribs and cup cakes. Some of the restaurants are permanent and others change every month. I love the concept of it as I'm a massive street food fan. I tried the Big Apple Hot Dog street vendor and it was really tasty. Deliciously soft bun and a huge frankfurter with a variety of sauces to choose from. Their drinks were limited so we didn't bother with them and then struggled to find somewhere to sit (not unusual seeing as it is all shiny and new so people want in!) In theory, this place is great because it beats all other shopping centre food courts of old and has placed a unique spin on it. However, it is heaving, there aren't enough bins, nothing is cheap and the cocktail area is pretentious beyond words. I would go back to try something else as I don't feel I gave it a fair chance and because the Vietnamese food looks scrummy, but I won't be rushing back. Try it and see, but don;t expect to be blown away. read more

Was still hungry after dining at Pho's so decided to have a chip butty at Chip and Fish. The bread cake was dry and stale with a very small amount of butter dotted in the middle of the bread. Chips were rubbish! I really do not know what is going on in eating establishments at the moment but people must eat rubbish at home to be satisfied with eating in places that can serve up such rubbish! read more

Lovely street food style stalls. Great variety of foods to choose from that seem to meet seasonal changes. TIP: Have a small taster of a few stools so you get to try more! read more