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Protein House is performance food from the culinary team at Lucky Robot...operating inside of our sister brand ZEN Japanese Food Fast.

Built around clean ingredients and serious nutrition, Protein House brings high-protein bowls, burgers, and build-your-own combinations to Austin — food that fuels a stronger you without sacrificing flavor.

Every dish is designed with performance in mind: lean proteins, whole ingredients, and macros that make sense, whether you're training for competition or just trying to eat better.

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Protein House sources natural, hormone-free chicken, sustainable salmon, and high-quality beef tenderloin, pairing them with locally grown hydroponic greens and house-made sauces built from scratch.
Good food fuels more than today. It's clean food for stronger people — real ingredients, real progress.

WHY HIGH PROTEIN MATTERS FOR ATHLETES

Performance nutrition that supports strength, recovery, endurance, and body composition.

Muscle Repair & Growth

Protein provides the amino acids needed to repair training damage and build stronger muscle.

Faster Recovery

Adequate protein helps the body recover after hard workouts, practices, and competition.

Strength & Power Support

Consistent protein intake supports training adaptations that help athletes get stronger.

Lean Mass Preservation

Protein helps maintain muscle during intense training or when leaning out.

Better Body Composition

High-protein eating can help with fullness and support fat-loss goals while protecting muscle.

Steadier Energy & Satiety

Protein helps athletes stay satisfied longer and avoid energy crashes between meals.

Immune & Tissue Support

Protein helps support immune function and the repair of tendons, ligaments, skin, and other tissues.

Endurance & Training Adaptation

Endurance athletes also need protein to recover, adapt, and stay resilient through heavy training.

Athlete Protein Quick Guide
  • Most active athletes benefit from roughly 0.55–0.91 g of protein per pound of body weight per day.
  • Aim for 20–40 g of protein per meal or snack.
  • Spread protein across the day for best results.
  • After training, pair protein with carbs and hydration.

Clean food. Stronger people.
Fuel recovery. Build strength. Perform better.

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