SheffieldForum Posted May 20 Author Share Posted May 20 This week is the opening week! Exciting big opening for Sheffield City Centre and the Heart of the City development. 1 Sheffield Forum | The Sheffield Guide | The Sheffield Shop Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hackey lad Posted May 20 Share Posted May 20 On 10/05/2024 at 14:10, SheffieldForum said: The full list of vendors: Cambridge Street Collective Vendors Tang Hotpot offer tantalising fusion cuisine with a famous numbing hot soup that originates from Sichuan China Asia Thai Street Food specialise in the flavours of Southern Thailand. El Chappo are bringing the authentic tastes of Mexico to Sheffield. Homeland Delicacy will be serving up West African classics. Vnam will be bringing authentic Vietnamese food and family recipes passed down through generations. Baity are set to present the authentic flavours, passion and rich heritage of Palestine. Unit Burger specialise in mouthwatering halal and gourmet burgers. Gyros Express will be serving their signature authentic Greek cuisine. Zaika E Pakistan is a contemporary Pakistani street food kitchen. Send Noods specialises in Hong Kongese staples all made fresh from scratch by hand. House of Habesha Crowned ‘Best Food Trader 2022’ at the Manchester Food and Drink Awards will be bringing the incredible flavours of Eritrean and Ethiopian cuisine. Egg & Co are bringing egg-ceptional breakfast egg sandwiches. Michies is a Detroit-style pizza-inspired pizzeria, with cheesy crusts and wild flavours. Kyoyu Grill & Sushi Bar is where the essence of Japanese cuisine meets a modern innovation. Tiny Shop is Sheffield’s local favourite bubble tea spot, offering premium teas and fresh fruit infusions. Little Penang will be serving their flavours of authentic Malaysian street food. Locale Coffee serve some of the world’s finest coffees, brewed without compromise, served without complication. Frerot is a modern British dining on-the-counter experience from the brothers Luke & Joe. Take a seat at the counter and enjoy a sense of belonging and community. Hungry Buddha, already a Sheffield favourite at The Moor market, will bring their healthy home-cooked food with authentic flavours from the peaks of Nepal. Kumo is an Asian-focused bar serving premium cocktails and specialising in Japanese whisky and highballs. I thought El Chapo was in prison . He must be branching out into other revenue streams . 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HeHasRisen Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 BBC News - New food hall will not serve 'bland' cuisine https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw88470p11jo Some people be horrified it isn't a quid for a portion of chips, mind. "ow bleeding much?!?" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mister M Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 18 minutes ago, HeHasRisen said: BBC News - New food hall will not serve 'bland' cuisine https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw88470p11jo Some people be horrified it isn't a quid for a portion of chips, mind. "ow bleeding much?!?" I've noticed people in Sheffield are really tight and mingy about money 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hackey lad Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 6 minutes ago, Mister M said: I've noticed people in Sheffield are really tight and mingy about money Oi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ads36 Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 he's got a point. people who moan about a few quid for parking will also tell us (with a straight face), that they're the kind of big spenders that the city needs to attract. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hackey lad Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 You lot would’ve been happy last night, if you had seen my face , when I got charged £2.60 for a half of Lemonade Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ab6262 Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 as someone who has food experience in sheffield city centre a while ago, it simply will not work people will not pay the prices certainly at first it should go well as its new and a novelty, the quality will tell once its been open a while can they continue it ??? there simply isnt the interest in Sheffield city centre to sustain this , its a shame as it looks great but Sheffield is not Manchester or london or Birmingham even leeds come to that, thats where it needs to be . we visit a similar place in Dubai when we go there and the place is rammed full from the minute it opens to the end with a selection of over 40 vendors, dont think there are more than 10 here ?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
*_ash_* Posted May 23 Share Posted May 23 On 10/05/2024 at 21:10, SheffieldForum said: The full list of vendors: Tang Hotpot offer tantalising fusion cuisine with a famous numbing hot soup that originates from Sichuan China The place looks great. But as expected when I saw the BBC page, looks very expensive. If it doesn't work, then prices will probably be the reason, because I think the food outlet list looks good, place looks good, and position is pretty much perfect. I can't really compare now as I've lived in Asia for a year, and 'streetfood' is so cheap and everyone goes out every night to eat it. This looks like the type of place for a Friday or Saturday out, or birthday party type prices. This one caught my eye. I want to hear from someone who tries this. I went for a visa renew trip a few months back and went to a 'real' genuine Sichuan hot soup... I only managed about one third of it, and my whole mouth and lips and throat for the next 3 or 4 hours felt like I'd been to the dentist for a tooth out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SheffieldForum Posted May 23 Author Share Posted May 23 Some prices listed on The Star: Asia Thai Street Food Green curry - between £9.50 - £11.50 Tom yum soup - between £9.50 - £11.50 Oyster sauce stir fry - between £9.50 - £11.50 Papaya salad - £11.59 Baity - Palestinian Kitchen ’Mini plates’ options including: hummus with khubuz bread for £6, fatteh for £8, and Gazan loaded shawarma fries for £12.50. Maqloba priced at £16 Mujadara at £14 Musakhan, also available as vegetarian, at £16 Egg&Co - Brunch Ultimate brunch sandwiches made up of scrambled eggs in a brioche bun. With cheese - £6; with avocado and cheese - £8.50; with beef patty and cheese - £9. Hash browns priced at £4 Mac and cheese bites at £4.50 Pancakes and scrambles at £7 - pancakes, scrambled eggs and syrup El Chappo - Mexican Tacos between £10.50 - £11.50, or meal deal for £14.50 Burritos between £10.50 - £11.50, or meal deal for £14.50 Loaded fries between £10.50 - £11.50 Quesadilla priced at £7 Sides include halloumi sticks £7; cauliflower bites £7; chicken poppers £7 Frerot - British small plates Oysters - £3.50 Nocerella olives - £6 Crab toast with caviar - £9 Venison tartare - £16 Beef sirloin with Bordelaise sauce - £34.00 Gyros Express - Greek Traditional wraps, from pork, halloumi, falafel, chicken - £9.95 to £10.95 Chicken gyros meal, with salad, tzatziki, chips and pitta - £15.95 Falafel meal - £15.95 Greek style cheesy fries - £4.90 Halloumi cheese - £7.90 Homeland Delicacy - West African Goat meat stew - £12 Peri peri chicken wings - £5.50 Assorted meat pepper soup - £15 Yam porridge - £15 Plantain slices - £5 House of Habesha - Ethiopian Habesha cheesesteak - £12.50 Dorho wrap, with chicken, cheese and fries - £9.50 Sambusa Lamb - £6.50 Alitcha (vegan) - £10.50 Shekla - £17.50 Hungry Buddha - Nepalese Dosa, plain, masala or paneer - between £7 - £9 Thali, vegetarian and meat - £11 - £12 Kumo - Asian bar Cocktails ranging from £12 - £15 Aperol spritz - £9.50 Bottles of wine ranging from £26 - £38 Locale Coffee Americano - £3 Latte - £4 Green tea - £2.50 Chocolate brownie - £4 Pumpkin spiced loaf - £3.50 Little Penang - Malaysian Chic Kut Teh - £10.99 Nasi lemak with fried chicken - £12.99 Curry laksa - £9.99 Curry fish balls - £7.99 Michies Pizzeria - Detroit style pizza Garlic bread - £8 for slice; £25 pie ‘Red top’, cheese, marinara sauce - £7 slice; £27 pie Pepperoni - £8 slice; £30 pie Curly fries - £5 Deep fried Oreos - £7.50 Send Noodles - Hong Kongese Salt & pepper chicken - £10 Vegetable Chinese curry - £9.50 Xiao long bao (steamed pork dumpling) - £6.50 Prawn har kau (steamed shrimp dumpling) - £5 Vegetable spring rolls - £5 Hoisin duck bao bun - £8 Tang - Chinese Wagyu beef with rice - £14.95 Miso soup - £3 Prawn skewer - £5.95 Chicken and leek skewer - £4.95 Tiny Shop Bubble Tea Milk tea, between £5.60 and £6.50 Iced tea - £5.50 Creamy fruit smoothie - £6.30 Matcha ice cream - £4.50 Unit - gourmet burgers Cheese burger - £10 High steaks burger - £14 Curly fries - £3.50 Oreo shake - £6 Vnam - Vietnamese BBQ chicken bao bun - £6.99 Salt and pepper fries - £4.99 Bun tofu - £11.49 Vnam loaded fries - £13.49 Salt and pepper vegan chicken and rice - £13.99 Zaika E Pakistan - Pakistani street food Veg samosas - £5.50 Chicken Biryani - £11 Vegetarian thaali - £15 Daal - £7.50 Chicken tikka on naan bread - £8 Mango lassi - £3 Seems fairly average prices to me for good street food nowadays. Sheffield Forum | The Sheffield Guide | The Sheffield Shop Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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