Chef Freddy and the Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement tell a Ghana–Congo story through food, and it works

Acclaimed London-based Congolese Chef Freddy Suana of ‘Swatch’s Kitchen’, in collaboration with ‘The Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement’, hosted an intimate, exclusive culinary preview of Roots 2 Routes: A Fusion Journey.

Set in the heart of Osu at The Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement, “Roots 2 Routes: A Fusion Journey” is a refined four-course dining experience that reimagines West African and Congolese flavours through a Mediterranean lens — blending storytelling, culture, and elevated cuisine. Each course, paired with specialist drinks by celebrated Ghanaian sommelier ‘Vinsouvent’ in partnership with Maison Castel Wines, France – aims to elevate and compliment the distinct flavours of each dish, culminating in a unique and immersive cultural dining experience.

READ MORE: Travel Tuesday: 5 Ghanaian foods you can travel with on your trip abroad

Following a private showcase on Monday, 22nd December, which gathered together some of Accra’s movers and shakers, including Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku, Selina Beb, Gilbert Asante of Lace Up Studios, Kobby Kyei, and Valeria Tabi,  a limited number of seats remain for the main dining experience on Sunday, 28 December 2025, taking place at The Kitchen, Lokko Street, Osu.

Naa Ashorkor and Kezia Anim-Addo spotted at the event

Guests can expect:

  • A 4-course curated fusion menu blending flavours from West & Central Africa with the Mediterranean
  • Specially paired drinks – featuring cocktails and mocktails inspired with local Ghanaian flavours and Maison Castel Wines from France
Roots 2 Routes is A Fusion Journey of Ghanaian, Congolese and Mediterranean flavours

EVENT DETAILS

📍 The Kitchen, Lokko Street, Osu

📅 Saturday, 28 December 2025

🕖 7:00 PM 

🎟️ GHS 1,500 per person (limited seats)

To Book: Ticket Shortcode –  *725*4853#

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