Plant kebab
Deeply seasoned, charred and loaded with slaw, pickles, herbs and a sauce worth coming back for.
LOVE. PLANT. RIOT. is an ambitious idea for brilliant, accessible fast food built around plants—not imitation burgers. We want to create it with an open community of people who believe in better food and kinder business.
No default burger. No compromise menu. The first line-up will be refined with established plant-based kitchens and the people who already know this food best.
Deeply seasoned, charred and loaded with slaw, pickles, herbs and a sauce worth coming back for.
Fluffy vegan stacks that can move from breakfast to dessert, sweet to savoury, without losing their swagger.
Silky dairy-free soft serve with proper sauces, crunch and rotating flavours built for repeat visits.
Crisp battered cauliflower tossed in sticky firecracker glaze, with cooling ranch, slaw and fresh herbs.
Smoky beans, seasoned rice, charred corn, salsa, crunchy leaves and guacamole rolled hot and built to travel.
Familiar favourites with enough personality to become orders in their own right.
These are menu directions, not final recipes. Tastings and collaboration come first.
Make plant-powered food so tempting that choosing it feels like the obvious option.
Work with established vegan restaurants, chefs and makers to test and improve the menu together.
Normalise plant-based eating and support vegan and animal charities as the model develops.
You do not need to be vegan to take part. If you believe in brilliant plant-based food and a more compassionate, sustainable way of doing business, you are welcome here.
A drive-through is the ambition, not the first expense. The concept should earn its way there through food testing, a strong following and a repeatable operation.
Gather people who want to shape, test and champion the idea.
Test the hero dishes with real queues, service times and feedback.
Prove demand and operations with a focused, high-throughput location.
Scale once the menu, brand and economics are ready for the road.
Before premises, crowdfunding or a drive-through, we need proof that the community wants this. Joining the interest list is a simple, non-binding way to say: this should exist.
This is not an investment offer and no money is being requested. Any future crowdfunding would be separately structured with full terms and appropriate safeguards.