I’m Blind
A new pop-up dining in the dark experience.
If you like the idea of challenging your taste buds by eating in total darkness, but can’t quite stump up the cash for Dine in the Dark, I’m Blind might be the new dining experience for you. The pop-up restaurant, set to run through April, aims to deprive you of your sense of sight in order to heighten your other five senses. Choose from their Japanese, Thai or vegetarian options (all at B990), then simply let your visually-impaired waiters lead the way. Part of the profits go towards helping the blind.
If you like the idea of challenging your taste buds by eating in total darkness, but can’t quite stump up the cash for Dine in the Dark, I’m Blind might be the new dining experience for you.
The pop-up restaurant by Neta Sushi, set to run through April, aims to deprive you of your sense of sight in order to heighten your other five senses. Choose from their Japanese, Thai or vegetarian options (all at B990), then simply let your visually-impaired waiters lead the way.
They have a lot of deals--more than 50 percent off--so call for details. Part of the profits go towards helping the blind.
| Address: | I’m Blind, Room 71/50, The Sense Pinklao, 71/50 Borommarachonnanee Rd., Bangkok, Thailand |
| Phone: | 081-884-4031 |
| Website: | http://ow.ly/HOIHY |
| Area: | Thonburi |
| Cuisine: | Japanese |
| Price Range: | BB - BBB |
| Open since: | January, 2015 |
| Parking available | |
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