This rad piece of modest portable kitchen is proudly made through Keuken’s collaboration with UNKL347. It was not even assembled by the time Keuken #2′s morning session started; but it worked perfectly!

Throughout our four eating and cooking fiesta sessions, this sleek-shaped moving thing helped us a heap. It has one compact sink, a hanger pole for fresh water carriages and such, a compartment for utensils, an identity flag…….and….and…

well– that’s pretty much it. I mean, we could not simply wish for more after seeing this.

i’ve never been a starwars fankid , but knowing Mr. Didit Sunartio (our senior lecturer back in the Architecture school) was beneath either these Darth Vader/Darth Maul set of costume in KEUKEN that day,

make a light saber-harakiri worthy of a cheers

An eventful morning gymnastic or a calisthenic or SKJ does not necessarily need a leading Berty Tilarso. Our very first occurrence of the day: Healthy time With the local neighborhood, that is Kodam III Siliwangi. Obviously a unique, a fine time mix between stark differences of social circles, the time where people with the age of our paretns stopped by, from numbers of big trucks, geared with parachute jog wear with their own colors, and crammed together to perform a 45-minutes one two dangdut koplo upbeat gymnastic–which finally resulted in a huge lovely-mass starvation. Just Beautiful, Thank you, General.

This knuckle-crackin badass behind the stoves is Chef Muto. You, me, and our grandma know him for sure from his own TV show Kung Fu Chef; and he properly proved his quality that day.

Yes, our last Keuken #2 was a little bit outstaged in times by the pouring rainpour; but this peculiar one wouldn’t let such things interrupt him….

HE SUMMONED FIRE DRAGON OUT OF THE PAN

Keuken #2 had just successfully held  on last february’s 26th; and left us stories of abundant merriment along the Saparua venue. One of our proud features is this signature Bike Bar, a custom built bar-like bike made through the collaboration between Keuken and EBike Indonesia. This bike was taking function as a mini-bar installed upon an electric bike showcased all day long that day.

Each detail on this bike which  signed Keuken X EBike has its own unique. The Bike Bar -how it’s simplu called- was displayed along with The Mobile Kitchen, our another trait in collaboration with UNKL347 in a Mobile Set installation. On them there were also several cooking sessions inviting random group of cooks/chefs inlcuding Bandung Cycle Chic, Chef Damian, and Dea Hidayasa that cooked the foods for free, specially for the by-passing attendants.

The wooden box bar installed at the top of the electric bike is assembled from the multiplex blocks, firmly imposed on an extra structure at the bike’s back wheel ace: also a place for electrical batteries to help reducing the pedal burden. Slots and compartments then placed in each side of the mini-bar to provide spaces for prepared ingredients and cooking utensils. Finally the upper side of Bike Bar is equipped with an extension side planks for our chefs to put the sets on it.

It has been a fun, Ebike; eager to see you guys again in the near future!

Girls please……, it’s about the thing in his apron, that white graphic, ok. The rest, is only your fantasy

reclaim the street, eat.

They produce such fictional tone we can’t heard any of it physically (garing). Ladies, gents, let Nada Fiksi present themselves! Or no?

Nada Fiksiiiii—– greetings, guys!

This last bit gave his heart in filling the interview:

Thank you folksss!

Teman Sebangku, this profound old, old pal from school (inauthentic, geez) playing folk  guitars and such, entranced themselves to KEUKEN’s Music Stage at Saparua.

We really are moved by this one, no seriously :’); they signed this insignificant piece of paper!