Uber Eats and Rosa’s Thai Turn Mealtime Mess into Wearable Art

Uber Eats and Rosa’s Thai have collaborated to create limited edition 'stain-worthy' t-shirts to celebrate the art of mealtime messiness.

The partnership elevates the concept of the accidental food stains into a deliberate, bold design statement, perfectly suited for an audience that views clothing as a canvas for personal expression.

The shirts, created by illustrator Justine Jossart, are inspired by two “Red Hot Thai Classics" known for being bold and stain-prone: the rich Khao Soi and the fiery Tom Yum Noodle Soup.

Justine's designs capture the vibrant colours, complex textures, and visual impact of these iconic dishes, turning potential spills into wearable art.

Saiphin Moore, founder of Rosa’s Thai, said, “At Rosa’s, we say embrace the mess! A splash or two is a sign of a great meal. Our exclusive Uber Eats bundle celebrates the spills and stains that come with truly great Thai comfort food.”

Saskia de Jongh, vice president, Uber Eats EMEA, added, “Our limited-edition t-shirt line is a fun and unique way to celebrate that people across the UK can now get their Rosa’s Thai exclusively through Uber Eats. We hope that people will fully embrace the joy of delicious, messy meals, designed for devouring at home.”

The exclusive shirts are only available when ordering the brand new Red Hot Thai Classics bundle from Rosa’s Thai via Uber Eats in selected cities across the UK until stocks last. Uber Eats is now the exclusive nationwide delivery partner to Rosa’s Thai.