The Trinity Kitchen has had a facelift this month, and tempted five new food vendors to the space in the process.
The major rebrand has brought the likes of a VW Camper Van to the food court, along with the return of the repurposed horse trailer and re-vamped food vans. Although they’re all worth visiting, the sunshine yellow Citreon caught our eye for all the right reasons.
The huge van decked out with a full-size working kitchen for the traders to use is currently inhabited by The Yorkshire Cheese Grill: stocking true Yorkshire meals using local produce.
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The Yorkshire Cheese Grill is a true blessing for those working in the city centre searching for reasonably-priced hot food for their lunchtime meal. Expect cheese toasties, halloumi sarnies and cheesy chips aplenty, all with true Yorkshire names that sound all the more crisp when spoken with the true accent.
If you’re looking for something a little different that champions Yorkshire produce, the Chuffin’ Eck is our recommendation: it’s a cheese toastie in a naan bread. Original? You know it. Delicious? We couldn’t get enough.
This fine combination of flavours brings the best of Yorkshire out in its cheese choices and combines it with traditional curry staples and spices. Think Fountains Gold and Yorkshire Double Blend with mango chutney, fresh red chili, spring onion, coriander, garlic and cumin all grilled between two thick slices of naan bread.
The concept can’t be found anywhere else, as far as we’re aware- and it only makes up one of the ten options available from the food truck, so there’s plenty for you to try over The Yorkshire Cheese Grill’s nine week stint at Trinity Kitchen.
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The Fill Thi Boots is your classic toastie dish that shouldn’t be skipped upon your visit. It’s a Fountains Gold Cheddar and Yorkshire Double Blend with sweet red onion chutney and English mustard, all grilled and toasted between two slices of fresh Yorkshire bloomer.
Vegans needn’t skip out this van, there’s a grilled vegan version with vegan cheese and garlic spinach cream for you to get your hands on too.
To get the full menu and have a bite of these unique toasties, head over to Trinity Kitchen throughout February and March to visit the Yorkshire Cheese Grill.
If you’re lucky, you might spot the travelling toastie van out and about in Leeds too: there’s plenty of pop-ups, including those at Leeds Docks and Chow Down where you can try out some good ol’ fashioned Yorkshire-based foodie goodness.
Keep an eye on The Yorkshire Cheese Grill socials to keep up to date with all the lastest.
Feature Image- The Yorkshire Cheese Grill
