Yamatatsu

Yamatatsu joined KongsiKL in May 2019 as a new food and beverage pop up, serving Taiwanese-Japanese fusion meals on every Saturday night.

Currently they have a restaurant of their own under the same name, Yamatatsu, just a few mins away from KongsiKL at Batu 6, Old Klang Road.

(from left to right)

Sam Lim
/ Architectural Designer /

Mon Lim
/ Teater Maker /

Lost & Found by ARCADIA

Lost & Found by ARCADIA offers vintage finds, abandoned furniture and parts for repurposing projects. By giving workshops to the general public, it hopes to inspire people to minimize waste and equip participants with knowledge and skills to help preserve history.

Foo Shen
/ Designer, collector, picker /

Touch Wood

Touch Wood is a woodworking workshop for carpentry and wood crafts. It aspires to be a hub where makers and artists of different skills gather to experiment and collaborate on projects of different scales, including furniture restoration, wood crafts to big scale installation design. Touch Wood is interested in wood fitting and joinery experiments.    

(from left to right)

Sabrina Lim
/ Designer /

Ryan Tan
/ Engineer /

(not in picture)

Doris Quek
/ Designer, lecturer, curator /

Kongsi ijau

Kongsi Ijau is the green component of KongsiKL. Given the unique context of the active industrial environment, gardening and landscaping become means of enlivening the site to provide a sense of balance between work/nature and technology/art.

Together with friends and regular contributors of the venue, permaculture will be introduced in the near future to experiment on the prospects of producing healthy organic edibles,. Kongsi Ijau is enthusiastic about fostering the appreciation of nature and encouraging gardening as a lifestyle by contributing to the spirit of greening the urban environment.

(from left to right)

U-Jean Ooi
/ Chef /

Justin Lee
/ Designer, artist /

Parasite by DiÀm

DIÀM is a people associate platform in support of idea exchange and interaction between people as a way to research, collect data and create context-generated content related to the arts and culture.

Parasite by DIÀM, on the other hand, is a pop-up bar to make Kongsi KL more accessible and friendly by stimulating interactions and knowledge exchange.

In the near future, Parasite will collaborate with artists, musicians, chefs and bartenders to come out with experimental projects, apart from the regular discussions and discourses on current issues.

(from left to right)

Kent Lee
/ Musician, hobby chef /

Ho Yip Seng
/ Content writer, curator, artist /

JK Yang
/ Interior designer, furniture designer, curator /

Kongsi Petak

Kongsi Petak joined KongsiKL in August 2018 as a rehearsal space that focuses on body, movement, multidisciplinary expressions.

In 2019, they started producing Seni Tiga, a multidisciplinary collaborative performance series, runs once a month from February to November.