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Meet ZIKI: Austin’s sustainably driven Greek-Mex fusion

ZIKI’s health-conscious philosophy drives the menu, packed with energizing, sustainable Greek-Mexican fusion cuisine.

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A plate of delicious Greek-Mex fusion food.

ZIKI bowls will forever have us drooling.

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Do you live to eat or eat to live? ZIKI lets you do both, without sacrificing taste, sustainability, or good health. With five locations in Austin and more on the way, ZIKI believes in promoting confidence in the food you’re eating by using only the most pure, natural, and earthy ingredients — all while offering their Greek-with-a-hint-of-Mexican food at reasonable prices.

How do they do it when high-quality ingredients are infamously expensive? ZIKI manufactures its own modular kitchens (think: a food truck with a permanent address + outdoor seating) instead of spending a fortune on brick and mortar locations. That means they can put their money into the best ingredients without overcharging happy customers.

Let’s take a closer look at the food + values that make them stand out:

The ingredients

Everything they serve is free from soy, seed and vegetable oils, and preservatives. The healthier + flavorful alternative: Grass-fed butter, ghee, and extra virgin olive oil. Partnerships with local sustainable-practicing farms allows ZIKI to use:

  • Local, sustainably grown vegetables
  • Free-range eggs from pasture-raised chickens
  • Nutrient-rich goats milk for their yogourt-based Tzatziki sauces
  • Raw, unfiltered honey, which is as sweet for the environment as it is the tongue
Ziki Kitchen location Austin TX

This is what a ZIKI modular kitchen looks like.

Photo by ZIKI

The menu

Those ingredients are masterfully blended to create dishes like:

  • The popular falafel “zurrito” — one of several zurritos, this one features a flour tortilla with gluten-free falafel, brown rice, fresh avocado, beet hummus, savory roasted eggplant dip, tahini sauce, and pico de gallo
  • Energy-boosting salads + grain bowls (think: gyro bowl or a beet feta fig salad)
  • Fajita-style “quezzadillas” crisped to perfection (with cheese, of course)
  • Healthy and scrumptious sweet treats like Greek yogurt with honey, house-made berry drizzle, walnuts, and cinnamon

The locations

If better health and a happier environment aren’t enough, you’ll love the vibe at ZIKI’s four locations. People with pets congregate on fur-baby-friendly patios on South Congress and W 3rd St. Need a bite between classes? Find ZIKI near UT Austin. Want to experience just-opened feels? Check out their new location at 706 N Lamar Blvd.

Bonus: Popularity has them expanding to more locationsand even cities.*

Follow ZIKI on Instagram and Facebook for news and events, giveaways, specials, and fun collabs with local businesses. Bonus: Thanks to popular demand and a recent influx of startup funding, ZIKI will soon be further spreading the love in Austin and beyond.*

Poll

Where would you love to see ZIKI’s next kitchen?

  1. South Lamar
  2. East Austin
  3. Mueller
  4. Bouldin Creek

Let us know.

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