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KERB is celebrating the Easter Bank Holiday weekend the only way it knows how…by throwing a big street food party

Hawker Chan, the Singaporean Michelin-starred street food trader who caused mega queues when he came to KERB in King’s Cross last year, is returning to the market

After a successful first edition this year, KERB is bringing back Jam on Rye for another year.

KERB know a thing or two about running a – they've popped up across London and been home to some mega traders over the years…

KERB is launching ANOTHER lunchtime market but this one will have a bit of a twist...it's going to be entirely meat-free. Launched in conjunction with…

KERB already have the street food thing down, with excellent lunchtime markets all over London, but now it's upping its game by adding produce, arts…

They've just launched their biggest lunchtime market over in and now KERB have gone the other way with their smallest ever one, launching in Fitzrovia.…

They've got markets scattered across town already and now KERB has added another one to the list by setting up in , taking over what…

Fancy getting greasy fingered by 8 different birds? Kerb is taking their fave birds off the street and bringing them together for ‘The Bucket List’.

The biggest hoedown in town, aka KERB’s Noshville street food fest, is heading back to King’s Cross.

KERB is pitching up at the Southbank’s Alchemy Festival over the Bank Holiday weekend with a host of traders cooking up SE Asian grub, including Dosa Deli, Kolkati, Baba G and BBQ Dreamz.

Hawker Chan, the world’s first Michelin-starred street food trader, will be flying in from Singapore to dish up his signature Soya Sauce Chicken & Rice at KERB King’s Cross.