Refugees' Kitchen

Refugees’ Kitchen in Oberhausen is a mobile kitchen project that is planned, built and run in close collaboration between artists and refugees. Its culinary focus follows the concept of supermixed cuisine, in which dishes from the community’s various countries of origin come together. A regular feature of the offerings is the international women’s breakfast, which is served as an intercultural buffet with food from around the world. There are also transnational cooking workshops, where participants learn traditional family recipes and dishes from different countries. The atmosphere is shaped by the communal spirit, with people sharing food, laughing and talking about cultural traditions. The project is tied to the Leerstand location at Willy-Brandt-Platz near the main station, where the weekly Community Dinners also take place. The mobile kitchen is currently being further developed together with architecture students to make it more sustainable and flexible.

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