Le Petit Chef Berlin

At Potsdamer Platz, a tiny, few-centimeter-tall chef cooks directly on the plate: Le Petit Chef combines 3D projection with a multi-course menu, transforming dinner into a show.

Le Petit Chef Berlin: The world’s smallest chef, right on your plate

At Marlene-Dietrich-Platz in Tiergarten, Le Petit Chef’s immersive 3D dinner transforms every table into a stage: Using projection on the plate, the world’s smallest chef tells a Dinner Time Story, while a multi-course menu follows the show at the table. The little chef is projected onto tables and plates using 3D project mapping, with every guest practically sitting in the front row. The elaborate animations are created by the Belgian artist collective Skullmapping. This creates an evening that so consistently merges gastronomy and theatre that both remain equally strong.

In five exciting lessons, Le Petit Chef teaches the essential skills and knowledge that every true master chef must master. In the interactive finale, guests take the culinary tools into their own hands, bring together everything they’ve learned, and complete their dessert step by step. Thus, the evening does not end passively, but with their own small cooking moment.

Menu, Schedule and Practical Information

There are four different menu options to choose from: Premium, Vegetarian, Kids, and Kids Vegetarian. The vegetarian menu can also be prepared vegan. The menu includes dishes such as Beef Bourguignon with red wine jus, as well as poached wolffish with beurre blanc, and an interactive raspberry parfait to finish. The entire show lasts approximately two hours, and guests should arrive at least 30 minutes before the start. Tickets can only be booked online in advance. The service is considered very attentive: orders, drinks, and explanations of the show are provided promptly and courteously. The evening thus goes significantly beyond the usual dinner show format.