I’m trying to pull together a tiny pop-up kitchen for a weekend gig, and my brain is spinning. I’ve got a shoestring budget, barely any space, and no clue which equipment will actually hold up without making me look like a clown in front of customers. I’m talking grills, burners, prep tables, maybe a small fridge if I can swing it. I’ve worked in real kitchens, but this pop-up setup feels like a whole different beast. If anyone has been in my shoes or has gear they swear by, I’d love to hear what worked and what failed spectacularly.
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What's the best equipment to use for a pop-up restaurant kitchen setup?
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