My daughter and I were on Main Street on Wednesday around lunch time. She wanted a quick meal, so we decided to try KouZina Greek Street Food. We have since returned several times, most recently in October 2022. The menu has not changed significantly. Although the seating area and decor has been updated.
About KouZina Greek Street Food
Address: 332 South Main Street, Ann Arbor Parking: Nearby metered Street & paid city lots. Restaurant Type: Counter Service Indoor Seating: Yes Outdoor Seating: Yes, during the summer Takeout: Yes, Order Online: Yes Kids Menu: Yes Kids Eat Free: No Good For Special Diets: Vegetarian
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KouZina Greek Street Food Menu
KouZina offers three entree main choices: Gyro, Bowl (rice base), or Salad. We have always opted for a Gyro.
Gyro
My daughter and I opted to share a Large Gyro. We had our choice of meat – lamb, chicken, or pork. They also offer falafel as a vegetarian option. My daughter chose the chicken. In addition, we had red onion and tomato on the Gyro. There are two sauce choices – tzatziki and zesty feta. We decided to go with the zesty feta. While it has cayenne in it, the heat was moderated by the feta and roasted red pepper. There is also a kid size Gyro available. We have had the chicken gyro multiple times and have since tried the falafel gyro which was also good.
In addition to the Gyro, we decided to split a Spinach Pie. I enjoyed the Spinach Pie, but my daughter (as I expected) was not a fan. The Spinach Pie was nearly a full meal for me, so I ate very little of the Gyro. I’d prefer a smaller portion of the Spinach Pie that could be a side dish instead of the bulk of my meal.
(January 2023) I don’t see the Spinach Pie on their menu anymore. They do list Spinach and Feta Swirls which I will have to try on our next visit.
Pita Chips
We debated Pita Chips or French Fries. My daughter decided we should try the Pita Chips since we can get fries anywhere. The Pita Chips were prepared fresh to order. Pita Chip dippers include tzatziki, zesty feta, or hummus. We had the zesty feta as a dipper which we love!.
We have ordered the fries in the past, but the pita chips are still our favorite.
Our Thoughts
My daughter and I had plenty of food at lunch. We actually brought home about 1/5 of the Gyro and a few Pita Chips. We noticed that the Zesty Feta sauce became zestier after sitting overnight.
KouZina Greek Street Food also offers other extras like Baklava, soup, yogurt, and pastries. They also have a beverage refrigerator of bottled beverages and fountain sodas.
My daughter enjoyed our lunch – you can almost see her smile as she’s taking a bite in the photo below. She wants to return – bringing Dad too next time. – We have returned many times since our initial visit.
I loved that many of the foods were freshly prepared in front of guests. We watched them grilling pitas and frying our pita chips. The meats are also roasting on spits behind the counter.
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KouZina Greek Street Food Atmosphere
The decor in KouZina emphasizes it’s Ann Arbor location. There are several murals. My daughter loved the Ann Arbor touches in the decor.
KouZina Greek Street Food offers several seating options. There is a large communal bar table that runs the length of the seating area. On one side are a series of regular tables.
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KouZina Greek Street Food Logistics
KouZina Greek Street Food’s address is 332 S. Main Street. They are in the former Middle Kingdom Chinese restaurant. KouZina opened in summer 2016. They are open 11a-10p daily. Be sure to check their website for any updated details.
