Knight’s Kitchen

Selection

Selection

The healthy street food quest continued, today, with another trip to the Edinburgh Markets site at St Mary’s Metropolitan cathedral.

Having said hello to the lovely Bespoke BBQ folks, I headed towards Knight’s Kitchen, which primarily showcases African and Caribbean cuisines.

Menu board

Menu board

Today’s menu was a diverse mix, with peri peri chicken, and falafel wraps, sitting alongside meat and veggie gambo pies, and cinnamon doughnuts.

I was very taken with the look of the pies, with their bright, sunshine pastry particularly eye-catching. I opted for the veggie filling, to which the friendly stall-holder added a little Caribbean mango, pepper and cabbage salad, and some fierce looking chilli sauce, making it a grand little selection. For £3 it represented very nice value, too.

Gambo and salad

Gambo and salad

The dish proved to be extremely good, with the gambo providing a soft and flavour-packed filling to the beautifully crumbly pastry. The salad provided good freshness and crunch, and the sauce was indeed a fiery delight.

So, I was impressed by my stop at Knight’s Kitchen. They’re doing good work, and serving up fresh and original dishes. You should go and visit, soon, to sample their tasty food.

4 stars 2

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