Top 5 Weird And Unusual Restaurants Around The World - ప్రపంచంలో చండాలమైన 5 రెస్టారెంట్లు - With Subtitles/CC
5 Weird Restaurants Around the World
Today, restaurant is the only place where everyone wants to go for the celebration of any occasion. Many new restaurants are built differently which are liked by the people. They are different in their architecture, in their design and many other things. Restaurants are built today according to the new and different taste of the people who the young generation likes. Here are the best weird restaurants for a truly unique dining experience.
Ninja New York - New York City, USA
In a review in the New York Times, Frank Bruni describes Ninja New York as “a kooky, dreary subterranean labyrinth... You are greeted there by servers in black costumes who ceaselessly bow, regularly yelp and ever so occasionally tumble.” Designed to look like a 15th-century Japanese feudal village full of dark nooks and snaking passageways, you’ll dine amongst stealthy warriors—the waiters—who roam, romp, and perform tricks, all the while serving sushi and sake. Just call it Japanese fare mixed with martial arts flair at its best.
NOIR - Toronto, Canada
Dining in the dark has been around for quite some time abroad, but the concept was only first introduced in Canada in 2006, with the opening of O.NOIR in Montreal and then a second location in Toronto in 2009. O.NOIR's philosophy is that a diner’s enjoyment is amplified when his sight is eliminated as the other senses become heightened. Flashlights, cellphones, and luminous watches are prohibited from the dark dining establishment. The evening starts in a lit bar where guests place their orders; then they are led by a server into an unlit dining room, where a two-hour seated dinner service begins with servers explaining where everything is placed on the table. This novel experience certainly puts a new spin on the term “blind date.”
Dick’s Last Resort Restaurant
If you’re more of a masochist than a sadist, Dick’s Last Resort Restaurant may be just up your alley. With locations all over America including Chicago, Boston and Dallas, Dick’s will satisfy your impulses to be treated rudely, called names and ridiculed by restaurant staff. If that sounds like everyday dining to you, rest assured that Dick’s will kindly write out these insults and put them on dunce caps which you’re obligated to wear while eating.
Vampire Cafe: Japan’s spookiest restaurant
If you search for the weirdest, whackiest, craziest, strangest, scariest, spookiest or most unique restaurants in Japan, chances are you’ll come across plenty of references to the Vampire Cafe. Themed cafes, restaurants and bars are scattered all around Tokyo, with the Vampire Cafe located in the luxury shopping district of Ginza.
London's Naked Restaurant
Prepare for strip off! London's first naked restaurant where diners eat completely in the buff is set to return permanently. More than 46,000 people were on the waiting list to dine at what was billed as London's first ever naked restaurant this summer - but only a fraction actually got to try the experience. But those desperate to try dining out in the buff at Bunyadi may now have their chance as the restaurant's owner has announced plans to open a permanent location in London.
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5 Weird Restaurants Around the World
Today, restaurant is the only place where everyone wants to go for the celebration of any occasion. Many new restaurants are built differently which are liked by the people. They are different in their architecture, in their design and many other things. Restaurants are built today according to the new and different taste of the people who the young generation likes. Here are the best weird restaurants for a truly unique dining experience.
Ninja New York - New York City, USA
In a review in the New York Times, Frank Bruni describes Ninja New York as “a kooky, dreary subterranean labyrinth... You are greeted there by servers in black costumes who ceaselessly bow, regularly yelp and ever so occasionally tumble.” Designed to look like a 15th-century Japanese feudal village full of dark nooks and snaking passageways, you’ll dine amongst stealthy warriors—the waiters—who roam, romp, and perform tricks, all the while serving sushi and sake. Just call it Japanese fare mixed with martial arts flair at its best.
NOIR - Toronto, Canada
Dining in the dark has been around for quite some time abroad, but the concept was only first introduced in Canada in 2006, with the opening of O.NOIR in Montreal and then a second location in Toronto in 2009. O.NOIR's philosophy is that a diner’s enjoyment is amplified when his sight is eliminated as the other senses become heightened. Flashlights, cellphones, and luminous watches are prohibited from the dark dining establishment. The evening starts in a lit bar where guests place their orders; then they are led by a server into an unlit dining room, where a two-hour seated dinner service begins with servers explaining where everything is placed on the table. This novel experience certainly puts a new spin on the term “blind date.”
Dick’s Last Resort Restaurant
If you’re more of a masochist than a sadist, Dick’s Last Resort Restaurant may be just up your alley. With locations all over America including Chicago, Boston and Dallas, Dick’s will satisfy your impulses to be treated rudely, called names and ridiculed by restaurant staff. If that sounds like everyday dining to you, rest assured that Dick’s will kindly write out these insults and put them on dunce caps which you’re obligated to wear while eating.
Vampire Cafe: Japan’s spookiest restaurant
If you search for the weirdest, whackiest, craziest, strangest, scariest, spookiest or most unique restaurants in Japan, chances are you’ll come across plenty of references to the Vampire Cafe. Themed cafes, restaurants and bars are scattered all around Tokyo, with the Vampire Cafe located in the luxury shopping district of Ginza.
London's Naked Restaurant
Prepare for strip off! London's first naked restaurant where diners eat completely in the buff is set to return permanently. More than 46,000 people were on the waiting list to dine at what was billed as London's first ever naked restaurant this summer - but only a fraction actually got to try the experience. But those desperate to try dining out in the buff at Bunyadi may now have their chance as the restaurant's owner has announced plans to open a permanent location in London.
Please follow our video for full details of the Weird Restaurants Around the World and do not forget to share and like the video...
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