This Easter we threw our first InKERBator Weekender at the Southbank – celebrating the future of London street food and the businesses who’ve developed through the InkERBator Programme since it launched in 2017.
It was a scorcher, with 25 of London’s hottest new traders sizzling out £5 dishes alongside a KERB Bar, KERB Workshops, food industry talks and judging panels over five days. Here are some highlights from the event:
Urban oasis on the Southbank 🌴
Brad from Lovely Bunch of Coconuts spicing his Mauritian lamb shoulders on the BBQ
Hanok giving Carcass London a run for his money – those flames 😍
…whilst Dan doused those luscious lamb rumps with butter-soaked rosemary branches. (Congrats on winning 3rd place).
KERB Bar’s Watermelon Wallbangers went down a treat 🍉
26 degrees 🔥
Guest sweet trader! Dhan Waffle and her Taiwanese egg waffle bunny ice creams. (Good news: Irene is back for Jam on Rye).
And so are The Brit School! 👆
#KERBDogs grin <3
KERB Pact Lunch supporter, Dan who wrote this brilliant blog on it.
Introducing: the KERB Vault – our new online network equipping you with everything you need to run a successful street food business (by Rob and Ollie 👆)
KERB Alumni – trying all 25 dishes and casting their votes
Curry on Naan Stop’s son, Aryan, on top of his favourite market manager, Rupert Avery. Nine years old and he helped his mum all weekend serving channa chaat and tandoori naans.
KERB Alumni panel: Baba G’s, Capish, Square Root, Decatur and Donostia telling you how not to start a street food business.
KERB Bar at night
KERB x Square Root collab: Pop It Like It’s Hot (what a shot).
Ninja kicking off all that food. See you next year on the Southbank.
© Photography by Jake Davis (www.hungryvisuals.co.uk)
NEXT UP… JAM ON RYE!
