Bespoke Dining Experiences
More than a meal — an experience.
Knockout Kitchen experiences blend food, music, movement, and storytelling to create immersive cultural moments. These gatherings range from ticketed dinners and seasonal celebrations to collaborative cultural activations centered on Haitian heritage and Black joy.
Each experience is thoughtfully curated and community-forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
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An intimate, chef-led dining experience hosted in a private setting, centered on Haitian heritage, seasonality, and storytelling.
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We recommend inquiring 4–6 weeks in advance to allow adequate time for planning, sourcing, and creative development. Larger gatherings or seasonal experiences may require additional lead time.
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Yes. Private dining experiences typically begin at a minimum of 8 guests and are subject to a minimum spend based on scope, menu design, and service needs. Minimums ensure the level of care and execution each experience requires.
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Absolutely. Menus are collaboratively curated based on seasonality, guest preferences, and the tone of your gathering, while remaining grounded in the integrity of Haitian cuisine and Chef KO’s creative direction.
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Yes. Many Haitian dishes are naturally plant-forward, and we are happy to accommodate dietary needs such as vegetarian or vegan preferences when shared in advance. Allergy considerations can also be discussed during planning.
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Private dining experiences are hosted in private homes, curated venues, or approved spaces throughout Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Location details are finalized during the planning process.
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These experiences are ideal for guests seeking an intentional, intimate gathering, whether celebrating a milestone, hosting loved ones, or creating a culturally rich moment centered on connection, care, and good food.
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Knockout Kitchen specializes in intentional, well-planned culinary experiences rooted in culture, care, and craft.
We may not be the right fit for requests centered around last-minute bookings, low-budget catering, or large-scale food production without service or storytelling. Our work is best suited for those seeking a thoughtfully curated experience rather than transactional food service.