Once a month, Zubyria will be a global crossroads of flavor, culture, and fire. Visiting chefs from around the world will share their heritage, their stories, and—most importantly—their absolute hottest dishes.

From the smoke and citrus of Mexico to the complex, herb-forward heat of Cambodia, the numbing intensity of Szechuan peppercorns, and the bold, sun-drenched spices of Spain, this isn't just a meal. It's a culinary expedition.

The Itinerary

We’ve taken care of all the logistics so you can focus entirely on the experience. Your ticket includes:

  • The Journey: Hop on our dedicated shuttle bus from Kyiv. We'll bring you straight to the retreat and drop you back in the city when the night is over.

  • The Feast: Unlimited access to the featured country's spicy dishes, paired with refreshing drinks.

  • The Culture: Take a relaxed tour of our evolving arts retreat, meet the creators, and see what we're building out here.

  • The Finale: Wind down after the heat with a heart-warming movie at our local village cinema.

Escape the City. Feed Your Soul.

Come for the kick of authentic global spices, stay for the art, enjoy a great film, and head home thoroughly satisfied.

Space is limited to keep the experience intimate and the food exceptionally fresh. Get your tickets here.

Spicy Food Festival

July 18th - Mexico

For our inaugural monthly feast, Chef David is bringing the vibrant, slow-cooked flavors of Yucatán straight to Zubyria.

The Menu Preview:

  • Cochinita Pibil Tacos: Tender, citrus-marinated pork slow-roasted in banana leaves (with a dedicated veggie version available so everyone can partake).

  • The Essentials: Freshly mashed guacamole and a lineup of house-made, fiery salsas.

  • To Drink: Ice-cold Micheladas—the ultimate savory, spicy Mexican beer cocktail to tame the heat.

The Movie Pairing: Coco

We’ll start the day (after some bike rides and exploring the village), with Pixar’s Oscar-winning masterpiece, Coco.

Set against the colorful backdrop of Mexico's Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), the film follows young Miguel on a magical, music-filled journey to uncover his family's history. It is a visually spectacular, deeply moving celebration of memory, family, and melody—the perfect, heartwarming prelude to set the mood for our Mexican feast.

The Schedule:

12:00pm: Bus departs Kino42
13:00:pm: Arrive to Zubyria; bike rides, wander, explore
14:00pm: Snacks served
16:00pm: Head to theater
16:15: Coco (Pixar movie)
19:00: Music & mexican feast
21:00pm: Bus back to Kyiv