OUR Windermere restaurant PACIFIC RIM FOOD & DRINK

The only Pacific Street Food Restaurant in Windermere or even the Lake District!

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Bowness on Windermere’s

restaurant

Just like our social eating ethos, we have laid out a spread of sample dishes which you will find across our
food & drinks menus, or something very similar. They take inspiration from all corners of the Pacific Rim and have been chosen for their UMAMI! flavours.

 

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Food Snaps from our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant

JAPANESE FRIED CHICKEN TENDERS from BAHAs pacific street food menu

Japanese fried chicken tenders

Try our Pulled Beef Bao Buns at our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant

Pulled Beef Bao Buns at BAHA in Windermere

An array of pacific street food dishes at our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant

Hawkers Market Style Chicken Wings, Green Thai Curry, Katsu Curry.

Pacific Rim Street Food in our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant Noodle Dish

BBQ Duck Leg Stir Fry

MISO TAHINI CAULIFLOWER STEAK from Bowness on windermere restaurant menu

Miso Cauliflower Steak

Braised Korean Short Rib from BAHA Bowness on Windermere restaurant

Braised Korean Short Rib

We serve salt n pepper roasties in our restaurant.

Asian New Potatoes

Bowness on Windermere best street fries! No other restaurant does them like we do.

Japanese "junk" fries

grilled street corn in a small black bowl

Corn on the cob

mochi garnished and served on a blue plate

Japanese Mochi

BAHAs Bowness on Windermere Restaurant offers 3 sunday lunch options from meat to vegetarian and vegan

Sunday Lunch

Our cauliflower steak is a delicious vegan sunday lunch option in our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant

Vegan Cauliflower Sunday Lunch

Try our 5 spiced sticky toffee pudding from our food and drink menu

5 Spice sticky toffee pudding

Our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant serves a range of steak options served with chips and onion rings

Chimichurri Glazed Ribeye Steak

Our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant menu boasts a supersize bucket of churros dusted with cinnamon

Supersize Le Churros

Smores cookies & marshmallows drizzled in chocolate sauce

S'mores Cookie Dessert

Katsu Curry with umami sauce and rice

Katsu Curry

Crispy noodles with an array of vegetables

Green Thai Curry

Pan asian food on a blue plate served in bowness on windermere at BAHA

Flamed Pork Belly with pea shoot dressing

 interior Snaps of our Bowness on Windermere Restaurant

Interior of our ground floor, pacific street food restaurant

Interior of our ground floor

Interior of our ground floor shuffle board

Shuffleboard

Interior of our ground floor, pacific street food restaurant

Relax & share some delicious dishes from our menu or have a few relaxing drinks day or night.

Interior of our ground floor, with blue and pink chairs and wooden tables
Interior of our ground floor, pacific street food restaurant

Booths

Back seating area in baha with tables and booths

Dance floor at weekends

tables of two with tv in background
Interior of our first floor, pacific street food restaurant

First floor dining & drinks

full view shot of main window with surrounding tables and chairs

Sit above the crowds and look out over Ash Street, whilst sipping a cocktail or enjoying authentic flavours.

close up shot of sofa seating with 2 pink velvet chairs

Socialise with your favs

mid shot of tables and chairs at the front of the restaurant

Relax in these stunning surroundings, whilst you enjoy flavour packed dishes from around the pacific rim.

Our Bowness on Windermererestaurant social ethos

 

 

Why stick to the stuffy restaurant conventions of starters, mains, and desserts when you can spice up life with a socially, more exciting way of eating pacific street food?

Our flame-infused, coal fire, Pacific Rim-inspired street food is cooked using traditional robata methods. Subsequently, this gives our food a taste that can’t be faked.  And ‘once you pop’ you won’t be able to stop.

Social ethos: Our menu is designed so you can mix and match dishes to create your own meal. We all love a bit of everything and this allows just that. Pick a main, add some greens and order something sugary if you have a sweet tooth. Then go back for more if you wish. There are no conventions here that need to be followed, so feel free to be you!

Why: We believe fantastic & exotic food should be for all and not just for the heights of fine dining. We have focused on making simple, small plates that are packed full of flavours that ‘aren’t from around here’ but use local suppliers to make them. It’s an experience that suits all occasions. From a casual mid-week meal, festivities with friends & family or for when you want a relaxed date night.

They say ‘you are what you eat’, so let our food be an expression of you.

 

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our pacific Street Food

 

Casual food served beautifully

 

FAQS for the curious street food foodies…

What are popular street foods? 

Now, this is a question that is typically difficult to answer as there are so many street foods in the world (more than we could possibly imagine). However, our friends over at Taste Atlas had provided us with the top 100 in the world – stemming from countries such as Mexico, The United States, Italy, India, Singapore, Korea and so many more!

See the blog below:

100 MOST POPULAR STREET FOODS

PS. If you’re curious to know BAHA’s most popular street food, it’s the Korean Fried Chicken Burger! 

What makes good street food?

One of the defining characteristics of street food is its use of organic and fresh produce.  On the one hand, street food offers a delicious and healthy alternative to traditional restaurant offerings, additionally it offers an unparalleled experience to anyone who partakes – but, above all, you’re tasting something you may have never tried before.

We source our produce from local suppliers to ensure that it is as fresh as possible, consequently this means our food tastes as great as it can!

Why is street food so popular? 

Street food was once a common sight in Europe. However, the trend subsided when fast-food restaurants became big and eating on the go became a thing of the past, especially in cosmopolitan cities on the continent.

The roots of today’s street food can be found in Asia. In short, we’re talking noodles, spices, sushi, curries, and many other delicious foods – many of which we’ve served and continue to serve on our restaurant menus! 

As consumers seek out low-cost, restaurant-quality food, street food has seen a large rise in popularity in recent years. Therefore, if you are passionate about trying new foods from around the world all-in-one place, you now have so many options to choose from!

Where does street food come from? 

You have probably noticed street food is on the rise, with trucks and carts popping up everywhere in every city or town in the country and worldwide – therefore, restaurants are beginning to part take in street food popularity.  And it’s easy to see why. As a whole, there’s so much variety – from foods from all across the world to vegan foods to gourmet burger trucks,  Asian cuisine and would you believe it or not, British food!

It is believed that street food was first distributed in Greece, where small fried fish were sold on the street. People in ancient Rome’s urban poor neighborhoods ate street food more often since they didn’t have hearths or ovens in their houses. Today, traditional cuisines have spread beyond their region of origin, and are therefore enjoyed by those all around the world.

Where is street food most popular? 

Singapore was named the 1st in World’s 50 Best Cities for Street Food. Food is taken very seriously in this city and accordingly you’ll often find Singaporeans queueing up at coffeeshops and local hawker centres and gorging on some of the island’s best meals. However, If you’re lucky enough to visit, stop by any of the food centres, or follow the crowd and you’ll find whatever lies at the end is sure to be scrumptious.

Briefly, the most sophisticated cuisines are typically regional dishes. These including,  Chinese, Indian,  Asian,  American, Korean, Vietnamese, and many others.

Check out this blog the blog below:

WORLD’S 50 BEST CITIES FOR STREET FOOD

The data came from an annual survey. 92,000 business travellers and 1,400 corporate travel agents in 86 countries. The study was conducted over three months from July 18, 2019, to September 19, 2019.

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