Well this week, my husband and I and some friends went to dining in the dark.
It was different!! It wasn’t completely dark so you couldn’t see where your knife and fork was… but it was dark enough for you to have to put your face 2 inches from the food put in front of you just to see if you could work out what it was. Then there were some dishes that were still questionable.
I found it interesting that they tried to mess with your mind – like giving you typically traditional sauce pancake (like the ones you get from a Chinese restaurant) but then realising it’s not duck!
Or breaded onion rings/calamari – which wasn’t.
The only down sides were that the portions were tiny and by the time the food came out it was either luke warm or cold. It’s not like you could send it back either because you didn’t have a clue what it was or how it was meant to taste.
After every dish the lights were put back on for you to fill in your ‘guessing form’.
At the end of the evening you were told what it was.
I guessed 4 out of 7.
Would I do it again?? Probably not š
Not for Ā£30 a head – ended up coming out starving and wanting a McDonalds.
Being Betty 