A shared meal exploring encounter, conversation and belonging. Join us around the table for LIN:K Session 002: 食咗飯未？
LIN:K Session 002
「食咗飯未？」 (Have You Eaten Yet?)
The Shared Table
A shared meal.
A shared conversation.
A shared table.
LIN:K Session 002 is an intimate public gathering exploring how a shared meal can create spaces for encounter, conversation and belonging.
Centred around the Cantonese greeting 「食咗飯未？」 (Have You Eaten Yet?), the session invites participants to slow down, share food, meet new people and experience the table as a space for connection.
加雙筷子，就多個故事。Every extra pair of chopsticks brings another story.
About LIN:K Session 002
LIN:K Session 002 is an early prototype within the ongoing LIN:K Sessions programme.
Through a shared meal, the session explores how everyday acts of cooking, sharing and gathering can become part of a public curatorial practice.
Rather than a formal discussion or workshop, this gathering invites participants to experience conversation through food, hospitality and shared presence around the table.
What to Expect
• A home-style shared lunch prepared together with Lunch Club volunteers
• An intimate gathering limited to 15 participants
• Meaningful conversations across generations and backgrounds
• A relaxed and welcoming atmosphere
• An opportunity to contribute a small dish, snack, fruit or dessert to the shared table (optional but warmly encouraged)
Event Information
Date
Saturday, 2 August 2026
Time
12:30–14:30
Venue
ESEA Community Center
12–14 Englefield Rd
London N1 4LS
Participation
This session is intentionally limited to 15 participants to maintain an intimate atmosphere and allow meaningful conversations to emerge naturally.
Advance registration is required.
About LIN:K Sessions
LIN:K Sessions is an ongoing public curatorial programme initiated by Yuran Lin, exploring how everyday encounters can become spaces for artistic, cultural and social exchange.
Each session begins from an ordinary act: sharing tea, sharing food, sharing stories, and asks how these moments might become part of a broader curatorial practice.
Credits
Initiated, curated and hosted by
Yuran Lin
In collaboration with
ESEA Community Center