News: Street food plan for empty Rotherham retail unit
A new takeaway could bring "a fresh take on street food" to Rotherham town centre, if plans are approved.
Amo's Street Food wants to open up on Effingham Street in a former finance services shop to start selling "guilt-free fast food" to go.
The plans explain that the new food operation will use low-fat grilling and air frying "to sell healthy but tasty convenient takeaway food to help contribute in tackling obesity."
The change of use application from Amon Banda includes new ventilation equipment.
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A tasty looking menu has already been drawn up. It includes smash burgers, chicken wings, lobster tail and more.
The application states: "Amo’s Street Food is aiming to sell healthy but tasty convenient takeaway food to help contribute in tackling obesity. None of our food will be cooked in oil, we will be airfrying our meat/seafood and flame grilling using gas a griddle. Our rice will be cooked in a rice cooker and our homemade chips will be air fried. All our ingredients will be fresh with no use of frozen ingredients."
And the website adds: "We believe that food can be good for the body and soul, so we’ve developed a menu of hearty fast food that’s all of the good and none of the bad.
"Our chef has over ten years of experience and cooks every dish with fresh ingredients and modern techniques for the same hearty flavour, with less calories."
Amo's Street Food website
Images: Google Maps
Amo's Street Food wants to open up on Effingham Street in a former finance services shop to start selling "guilt-free fast food" to go.
The plans explain that the new food operation will use low-fat grilling and air frying "to sell healthy but tasty convenient takeaway food to help contribute in tackling obesity."
The change of use application from Amon Banda includes new ventilation equipment.
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A tasty looking menu has already been drawn up. It includes smash burgers, chicken wings, lobster tail and more.
The application states: "Amo’s Street Food is aiming to sell healthy but tasty convenient takeaway food to help contribute in tackling obesity. None of our food will be cooked in oil, we will be airfrying our meat/seafood and flame grilling using gas a griddle. Our rice will be cooked in a rice cooker and our homemade chips will be air fried. All our ingredients will be fresh with no use of frozen ingredients."
And the website adds: "We believe that food can be good for the body and soul, so we’ve developed a menu of hearty fast food that’s all of the good and none of the bad.
"Our chef has over ten years of experience and cooks every dish with fresh ingredients and modern techniques for the same hearty flavour, with less calories."
Amo's Street Food website
Images: Google Maps
4 comments:
Looks like an interesting take on the traditional takeaway. Wonder what Rotherham's finest will make of it!
Town centre wants restraunts,bit more take aways!
Got to agree ,far far to many takeaways dishing up rubbish,for town to have a vibrant night time economy,it dose need restraunts .
It is not viable to build restaurants in the town centre until there are developments to attract evening footfall, such as the planned cinema. This development offers something different with its healthier version of fast food, and a new business is a welcome addition to a currently vacant property.
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