R. House's Rotating Kitchen Will Allow Chefs to Test Out Different Dishes
Katherine Pendrill — August 16, 2016 — Business
References: facebook & qsrmagazine
The highly-anticipated food hall 'R. House' recently announced plans to create a pop-up kitchen that will give chefs a place to test out different dishes. In recent years, pop-ups have become a popular way for chef to experiment with dishes that they might not be ready to add to their permanent menu. This rotating kitchen concept will give chefs a new place to test out their latest concepts.
The pop-up kitchen will be a permanent stall located in Baltimore's R. House food hall. The pop-up kitchen will allow chefs to set up shop for anywhere from one week to two months at a time. During this time, chefs will be able to test out new ideas and also gain exposure in a new market without the commitment of opening up a restaurant.
With 350 seats inside the new food hall, the chef-driven pop-up will provide a great venue for testing experimental dishes.
The pop-up kitchen will be a permanent stall located in Baltimore's R. House food hall. The pop-up kitchen will allow chefs to set up shop for anywhere from one week to two months at a time. During this time, chefs will be able to test out new ideas and also gain exposure in a new market without the commitment of opening up a restaurant.
With 350 seats inside the new food hall, the chef-driven pop-up will provide a great venue for testing experimental dishes.
Trend Themes
1. Pop-up Kitchens - More food halls and markets will incorporate pop-up kitchens to provide chefs the opportunity to test out new dishes in a low-commitment setting.
2. Rotating Kitchens - Restaurants may create rotating kitchen concepts to test out new menu items without having to commit to a permanent change in their menu.
3. Chef-driven Pop-ups - More chefs will be able to expose their experimental dishes to new markets with the help of chef-driven pop-up kitchens in food halls and markets.
Industry Implications
1. Food Halls - Food halls will play a bigger role in providing chefs a stage to showcase their experimental dishes in a low-commitment setting like rotating or pop-up kitchens.
2. Restaurants - Restaurants may have more luck drawing in crowds with rotating kitchen concepts and by testing out new menu items with pop-up kitchens.
3. Marketplaces - Marketplaces may differentiate themselves and draw in more visitors by offering food experiences that aren’t typically found in traditional restaurants, such as chef-driven pop-up kitchens.
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