There are a dozen or so mobile eateries on Asnyka Street. The city days are taking place from Friday to Sunday by Piłsudski Square.
There is a wide variety of flavors. Pasibus serves burgers. There are Greek souvlaki, highland cheeses and dim sum (Asian steamed dumplings). From Spain comes a novelty—the first churros of their kind in Poland. There is also Thai ice cream prepared in front of customers.
That is not all. For a smaller appetite, there are Belgian fries, available sweet or savory. Arizona Pastrami serves tender and juicy slices of beef that are first marinated, smoked and finally steamed.
For those who prefer Asian flavors, there is Republika Woka, as well as the classic Thai rice-noodle dish Pad Thai.
Oriental cuisine includes sushi and wraps. Wolna Amerykanka serves burgers, tortillas and buckets of chicken. There are also wraps with homemade sauces and Mexican cuisine: quesadillas and burritos. Smaki Ulicy invites you to try grilled ciabattas.
Prices start at PLN 10 for a small snack and range from PLN 25 to PLN 30 for a larger dish.