Crunchy.
Hot.
Slightly mythical.
Small-batch chili crisp made by K — and one very cooperative dragon. Spoon it on eggs, noodles, rice, regret. Sold at Zürich markets, on Facebook Marketplace and by asking nicely.
Pull a deck to read its label
What is chili crisp, anyway?
Chilies, fried till they shatter, sitting in fragrant oil with garlic, shallots and a few things the dragon won't tell us about. It's a condiment. It's a habit. It goes on everything, and we mean everything.
Crunch first
Every spoon is mostly crispy bits, not oil.
Heat that hums
Warm and building, never a punch in the face — unless you pick Extra Hot.
Goes on everything
Eggs, noodles, rice, pizza, ice cream (K insists).
The tale of K & the dragon
Nobody believes this part, so we'll say it fast: K found the dragon in a Zürich attic, curled up on a box of dried chilies, sneezing. Every sneeze made the flakes hiss and the whole attic smell like the best takeaway in the world.
K did what any reasonable person would do — moved the dragon to the kitchen, put a wok under it, and started making dinner for friends. The friends kept coming back with empty jars. Then the neighbours. Then a lady at the market who now buys three at a time and refuses to say what she does with them.
So by-k is that: one dragon, one wok, small batches on weekends, sold wherever K can carry a crate. It matters to K because it started as feeding people you love — and it still is, just with slightly better logistics.
Recipe details are classified. The dragon insists.
Brand tale — cheerfully fictional. Real story from K coming soon.
Get a jar
No web checkout yet — this is a one-dragon operation. Three ways to get your hands on a jar in and around Zürich:
Where the crate is
K brings a crate to local markets. Dates below are placeholders until the calendar is confirmed.
- Sat · date tbcHelvetiaplatz
- Sat · date tbcBürkliplatz
- Sun · date tbcOerlikon
Bring a bag. The dragon does not do delivery.
Reserve a jar and arrange pickup. Link goes live when the listing is up (TBC).
Say which jar and how many; sort out pickup. Address is a placeholder (TBC) — it will bounce until K sets it.



