Kitchen United Mix, Pasadena: A To-Go Food Hub

Catherine — Thu, 30 Jan 2020 06:01:29 +0000

Somewhere in the heart of Pasadena is a food hub by the name of Kitchen United Mix, formerly know as Eats on Madison and Kitchen United. Before you start thinking, “Oh, it’s another food hall,” let me explain why it’s different. It’s not a traditional food hall, and not really one where you would schedule a group hangout. It’s small, kind of like the size of my living room small, and it doesn’t have much seating, decor or ambiance.

Walk up to these kiosks to place your food order

So what makes it interesting? Kitchen United Mix is more of a hub serving meals from multiple restaurant concepts. It’s a central kitchen cooking up orders for customers. It’s focused on to-go orders for pick-up and delivery. Everything is packed to order and ready to go. However, there are a few tables and chairs for those who choose to eat there, but it’s not ideal for dining with a big group.

A few tables if you choose to eat here

There’s no server here to take your order. Instead, you order directly at the kiosk. You can choose from AmazeBowls, Canter’s Deli, Mama Musubi, The Halal Guys, Grilled Cheese Heaven, Samlor Thai Street Food, FreiBurger, Equelecua Cuban Vegan Cafe, or Tokyo Riso. For the indecisive and the taste-testers, try them all if you want! Or, if you’re in a hurry, you can place your order in advance online and choose what time you’ll pick up your food. It’s quick, easy, and ideal for anyone looking for convenience. Note: Only debit and credit cards accepted – no cash! They also have one hour of free parking with validation in the structure off 40 S. Oakland, a block west of the building. Y’all know that free parking anywhere in Los Angeles is a GIFT, so definitely take advantage of it!

Amaze Bowls Blue Bowl – spirulina, bananas, pineapples, mangoes, hemp, agave

I have tried several of the vendors – while they were all delicious, some of my favorites included the fresh, fruity smoothie bowls from AmazeBowls and the delicious corned beef reuben from Canter’s deli. That juicy, fatty corned beef cooked so tenderly, paired perfectly with the tangy sauerkraut. It’s a bit messy and greasy, but delicious if you’re in the mood for something a bit heartier!

Corned Beef Reuben from Canter’s Deli

Surprisingly, the turkey pesto sandwich from Grilled Cheese Heaven is a favorite item among the staff working at Kitchen United Mix. I can see why! The toasted bread with melted cheese, bright pesto flavors, creamy avocado, and stacks of turkey breast looks slightly on the healthier side is packed with flavor!

Turkey Pesto from Grilled Cheese Heaven

There are so many more vendors there though that are worth checking out when you get a chance. I’ll have to go back to try out some of the other food the next time I’m in the area and need a quick bite to go!

Have you been to any other food hubs? What would you order from here?

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📍 Kitchen United Mix
55 S Madison Ave, Pasadena, CA

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