Gather is back in full force for 2025 and ready to serve up the community with a roster of talented cooks across Berlin. First up, we present Roo of recently launched @firangidining and co-founder of @luckyyoustudios , who will be dishing up her Indian twist on a classic pub roast for your Sunday spring afternoon @ringbarberlin.

International Women’s Day may be the 8th, but we want to extend the celebration to the 16th and invite anyone who identifies as female, non-binary, or queer to join us for a Sunday of home classics, safe space energy, and good good good vibes only. Limited tickets available via the link below.


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The menu concept is a play on the traditional British pub; savoury snacks washed down with a pint, a hearty roast with a gravy so glossy you catch your reflection, and a sweet treat to send you to sleep to finish it all off. Think chaat masala pork scratchings and Punjabi pickles to tandoori cauliflower cheese, a spicy caesar, and chilli roast chicken. But this isn’t a classic pub experience — every bite draws on Roo’s Indian roots, with elements of each dish inspired by the strong and very special women in her life: Mum, Lucy, Naniji, Zoe, Pupa Ba, Rema Masi, Sehej, Sim, Avantika, Sapna, Mara, Pri, Nadiya, Maria, Husna. This meal brings a bit of Roo to all of you. Welcome home. *For this event we cannot cater for vegans.


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Ruhi Parmar Amin is a British-Indian chef from North London whose first step into the world of food was rolling chapatis next to her grandma at the age of three. Now, with a decade of experience in gastronomy, from 2* kitchens and restaurant residencies to culinary experiences and numerous popups, Roo draws on her heritage to redefine the narrative within South Asian cuisine. Roo is the co-founder of newly launched Firangi, a home for experimental South Asian cooking with upcoming popups in Berlin and London. She is also the co-founder of Lucky You Studios, a culinary studio based in Berlin since 2019.

Artwork @miriamjcb
Photo @katiefreeney