O'Noir Toronto Restaurant Lets You Enjoy Dinner Without Seeing it (UPDATE)
Christina Butty — July 6, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: ctv
Foodies can take their dining experience to a whole new level when they dine at the recently opened O'Noir in Toronto, the sister location to O'Noir in Montreal.
O'Noir Toronto allows patrons to dine in the dark. The pictures in the gallery are from the lounge, as the actual dining rooms are so dark, a person cannot even see their hand in front of their face!
To take this dining experience even further, patrons can select what they would like to eat or opt for a ‘surprise’ meal.
O'Noir Toronto allows patrons to dine in the dark. The pictures in the gallery are from the lounge, as the actual dining rooms are so dark, a person cannot even see their hand in front of their face!
To take this dining experience even further, patrons can select what they would like to eat or opt for a ‘surprise’ meal.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Restaurant Industry - Restaurants are exploring new ways to create unique dining experiences.
2. Hospitality Industry - Hotels and resorts could incorporate multi-sensory dining experiences to attract guests.
3. Event Planning Industry - Creative event planners could offer dark dining experiences as a unique event concept.
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