What's the InKERBator?

Giving early stage businesses with raw talent the chance to accelerate their growth

Join KERB

Raw talent? Burning ambition? Obsessed with your product? We are ready for you!

Workshop

Stage 1 of the KERB journey for many - begin with a day of full immersion to work out if this is for you

Markets

Track down the lunch break you deserve here

Seven Dials Market

Launched September 2019, our first indoor space, 7 days a week!

InKERBators

Traders currently on our 3 month incubation programme

KERBanists

Graduates of the inKERBator go on to become fully-fledged KERB members, track them down!

Alumni

Great businesses that have flown the coop but will always be a part of the family

Events

KERB turned up several notches

Blog

News, features, opinions and insights to keep your ear to the KERB

Podcast

A sonic feast, covering entrepreneurship in London and the whole culture beyond the burger

Contact & FAQ

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About

Roots and history

KERB Team

See who's driving this thing

Careers

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Eat Lah

Eye catchingly blue, delicious through and through

What's your favourite restaurant in London?

The Palomar, Ippudo and Hoppers

Rob Ngo
What's your favourite McDonalds dish?

Filet o Fish before the cheese was cut into half :(

Rob Ngo
Favourite Song to Sling to

I have a weak spot for Disney and love a lot of their songs. but has to be "A Whole New World"

Rob Ngo

Find them at:

London Bridge
Wednesday 22nd January
King's Cross
Thursday 30th January
King's Cross
Thursday 23rd January
West India Quay
Tuesday 28th January

Menu

Nasi Kerabu

Means Salad Rice or Herb Rice in Malaysian.
A herbaceous rice dish originated from Kelantan (Northeast of Peninsula Malaysia) packs full of different flavours and textures.

Ayam Percik

a signature Kelantanese dish, grilled chicken that has been marinated for more than 12 hours with lemongrass, galangal and fresh turmeric coated with a creamy coconut sauce cooked with lemongrass, herbs, chili & tamarind sauce. If coconut is your thing, you would love it.

Satay Ayam aka Satay Chicken

A classic dish all over the streets in Malaysia, from the capital city of Kuala Lumpur to the smaller cities in the countryside, you will smell the fragrance of satay chicken grilling on top of a hot barbeque.

Beef Rendang

(Occasionally when Rob feels like cooking…)
A dish where I feel that is proper Malaysian, sharing ingredient common in Chinese and Thai cuisine and then cooking it for hours in coconut milk until the sauce has reduced leaving behind an intense and rich dry curry dish like nothing else.

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