Two kitchens. One night. A shared sequence.
A long-distance virtual-adventure bundle, designed to be opened on the same night, in two different cities. One recipe, one film, one short conversation prompt — followed in step, at the same minute, from your own kitchens.
A recipe, then a film, then a conversation prompt.
Sender and recipient each follow the same three steps, at the same moment, in their own kitchen.
Cook the same recipe, in your own kitchen
Each of you starts from the same short list of ingredients and the same one-page method. The dishes do not need to be perfect — they need to land at the table at the same minute.
Press play on the same film, at the same minute
When the plates are cleared, both of you press play on the same film — a feature picked because it pairs with the recipe and travels well across time zones. Mute the group chat until the credits.
Three prompts, in order, when the credits roll
When the credits roll, dial in. Three short prompts are tucked into the crate — taken in order, one at a time, with room for the silence in between.
Two themes we’ve put together.
A Lisbon slow-braised pork shoulder night
A slow-braised pork shoulder with paprika and garlic — it braises for two hours, so the timing is forgiving if one kitchen is two time zones away.
A Lisbon-set drama — the cobbled hills and river light carry you both to the same neighbourhood before the call starts.
- What did the smell of the kitchen remind you of?
- Which scene would you walk through, if you could?
- What is one thing we would do together there?
A Tokyo ramen-and-rain night
Shoyu ramen from a packaged broth, a soft-boiled egg, sliced pork, scallions — fast enough that you can plate within thirty minutes of each other.
A Tokyo-set rainy-night film — the sound design does half the work; let it.
- What did you eat before this?
- Where would you walk after?
- What is one song that sounds like tonight?