Imagine this: You’re on the Canada Line Skytrain, going about your day on a typical afternoon.
The doors slide open, and there, in the corner of the car, stands a man.
Not just any man, he’s armed with a stove, a pan, and a mission.
Before your very eyes, he begins to cook spaghetti, complete with a full flip.
@spaghetti.sunday Dude making pasta on the skytrain lol #fyp #pasta #food #skytrain #vibes #world #viral #iconic #foryou #foryoupage ♬ original sound – Spaghetti Sunday
Yep, it happened.
The video of the SkyTrain chef sparked a slew of amused and astonished reactions from viewers and onlookers alike.
Comments on the video ranged from hilarious to insightful, reflecting the unique blend of surprise and delight that Spaghetti Sunday aims to evoke.
One viewer joked about Vancouver’s housing crisis, quipping, “I wouldn’t be surprised if he lives on the train and y’all just standing in his kitchen.”
Another humorously noted, “The kitchen is spacious but lacks some common conveniences,” while someone else marveled at the wild adventures of the Canada Line.
The SkyTrain pasta party was just the beginning.
@spaghetti.sunday Dudes making spaghetti at Kits beach I guess? #spaghetti #kits #vancouver #yvr #pasta #italian ♬ original sound – Spaghetti Sunday
Spaghetti Sunday recently took their culinary antics to another location—featuring the chef pasta flipping on a children’s swing.
These hilarious moments come courtesy of Spaghetti Sunday, a merch brand born out of Casereccio, a beloved hole-in-the-wall Italian bistro located in the heart of Kitsilano at the corner of Broadway and Vine St.
Spaghetti Sunday takes this legacy a step further, embodying the philosophy of “More Pasta, Less Drama.”
It has a nice ring to it!
Spaghetti Sunday shared with Noms Magazine that the goal of these videos and skits is to create an Italian vibe through organic content that people can’t help but share.
This SkyTrain spectacle was more than just a quirky incident; it was a carefully orchestrated marketing stunt designed to spread laughter and turn heads. And it succeeded.
So, the next time you find yourself out in Vancouver, keep an eye out.
You never know when Spaghetti Sunday might pop up with another delicious surprise.