Last week I went to Ryans Kitchen on Kirkstall Road in Leeds. It’s Jamaican-style food – spicy but not overpowering. They offer take-out or you can sit at the few tables in the restaurant. It’s not the type of place would go for a fancy meal – more of a street food/fast food type of place. It was perfect for us after we went bouldering!
About Ryan’s Kitchen
Ryan’s Kitchen is a restaurant and catering company Leeds. The restaurant serves a range of dishes inspired by Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, with a focus on using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. Everything is cooked from fresh.
The menu at Ryan’s Kitchen includes a variety of small plates, sharing platters, and main courses. Dishes include items such as lamb kofta, falafel, grilled octopus, roast chicken, and slow-cooked lamb shoulder. There are also vegetarian and vegan options available.
The restaurant’s interior is modern and stylish, with a casual and relaxed atmosphere. In addition to dining in, Ryan’s Kitchen also offers catering services for private events and functions.
Ryan’s Kitchen is a great choice for anyone looking for a unique and flavourful meal in Leeds. The restaurant’s commitment to using local ingredients and its focus on Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine set it apart from other dining options in the area.
My Ryan’s Kitchen Review
We decided to share dishes so we could try two and it was a great idea!
We ordered the jerk jackfruit and curried goat. The goat curried goat was so tasty! The sauce was delicious and it was a bit spicy but not so much so.
The jackfruit wasn’t as nice, the sauce was a bit sweet and I’m not a fan of sweet dishes. It was still nice but just not my personal preference, I can see how other people would really love it. The jackfruit is a weird texture. I expected it to have a bit more of a meaty texture than it was. I couldn’t really taste it much, just the sauce, but I guess it’s the type of thing that takes on any flavour you cook it in.
I would go here again and try more dishes. It’s a great price and great for a lunchtime option!
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Oh everything looks delicious! I love Jamaican food. I’m trying to get used to jackfruit because it’s supposed to be the next big meat alternative but I’m just not crazy about the texture.