About the show

Two mates.
One mic.
Zero filter.

Bunch Of Bananas started as the conversations Kevin and Eric were already having about food, family, dating and being British and Asian at the same time. Now it reaches a global diaspora audience across 90+ countries, with 7.5M views in Q1 2026. It still sounds like the group chat.

Kevin Lam and Eric Huynh holding Bunch Of Bananas stickers
Why “bananas”?

The name is the whole point.

“Banana” is what British-born Asians get called – yellow on the outside, white on the inside. It's meant as a dig at being caught between two cultures.

We took it and made it the show. The in-between isn't a diluted version of either culture – it's its own thing, with its own food rankings, its own family politics and its own jokes. That's what gets recorded every week.

The hosts

Kevin & Eric.

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On the table

What we talk about.

Milestones

From salty comments to sold-out rooms.

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Previous collaborators include Samsung, BBC, BuzzFeed UK, Ogilvy, Ocado, Oseyo, Chinatown London, Milkis, HOP Vietnamese, Jollibee and Gong cha.

Join the conversation

Got a story that belongs on the pod?

We're always looking for guests with a take worth arguing about – chefs, creators, founders, and anyone with a family group chat wilder than ours.