Buskers’ Banquet combines the best the independent food and performing art scenes to create an amazing festival celebrating delicious flavours and incredible music.

This pop-up supper club with a twist features some of the Bristol's best chefs and street food pop-ups combined with acoustic sets from Bristol musicians.

What to expect:

What’s Included?

• A bespoke three-course meal crafted by Chef James Stuart
• Live acoustic performances by Bristol-based musicians, Ali Austin & Harmer Jays
• Chef James Stuart, founder of Tomo No Ramen, will have the opportunity to create, share and discuss his specially curated menu. The performers will be able to treat the audience to an intimate acoustic gig, giving guests a special insight into their world.
• A chance for the audience to enjoy an up-close musical experience with the performers

The Menu:

Starter Koushuiji Sous vide chicken breast dressed in sesame and chill sauce Allergens: sesame, soy, wheat gluten, sesame

Ramen Classic tori chintan, thin snappy noodles, pure chicken broth, golden chiyu, chicken thigh chashu, diced shallot, whole ajitama egg, braised chicken meatball, spinach Allergens: soy, wheat gluten, egg

Dessert Genmaicha creme brulee Allergens: egg, milk

please let us know your dietary requirements at checkout

The Chef: Tomo No Ramen

Tomo No Ramen means “friend’s ramen”. We want to create both food and an atmosphere that is familiar and open, while pushing you to the unfamiliar and new. The neighbourhood family-run ramen shops in Japan - “machichuka” - where customers get to know both the chefs and other patrons while basking in a shared love of the beautiful and varied dish that is ramen is an atmosphere that we can aspire to recreate.

The Music:

• Ali Austin - Originally from Mid-Wales, Ali Austin is now based in Bristol, where she has been making her mark in the local music scene for over a year. She has performed at numerous venues, including a headline show at the Bristol Louisiana, filling the venue's capacity.With her soulful voice, introspective songwriting, and influences ranging from Olivia Dean to Yebba and Lianne La Havas, she carves her path, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of her audience.

• Harmer Jays