I have been here twice and both the times, I have been more than impressed. They now have a vegetarian menu and it is very tasty. The food was so good!! The science behind this is obviously that when one sense is blocked, the others amplify and this definitely checks out. My taste buds were exploding!! The food was like magic. What made this experience unforgettable, although, was the service. Jeremy was incredibly helpful and he took great care of us. The waiters, who were blind also took really amazing care of us and that made a huge impact for me and my family. The staff and waiters were helpful and extremely welcoming. They were all friendly and treated us very well.

Although a bit pricey, this dining experience is truly unique and worth trying at least once. The staff was wonderfully pleasant and accommodating. You begin the experience in the downstairs lounge to start with drinks, and then you are briefed about what to expect in the upstairs dining rooms. Your group then meets the serving staff (all of whom are blind), who then take you upstairs in pitch black and assist with seating you at your table. The "Mystery Menu" is 3 courses (4 dishes each), and is served in small bowls for easy consumption. It was quite interesting trying to determine the ingredients in each dish, which resulted in fun conversation with my dining partners. After the meal, you're brought back downstairs where you can have more drinks (optional), and the staff shows you each course on an iPad and describes the ingredients (you fill out a questionnaire with your guesses prior to the big reveal). Overall, it was a fun evening with good drinks and tasty cuisine.

It is an amazing experience to dine in total darkness.
Upon arrival , the impeccable service impresses you and starts you off on a great dining experience. At the lounge downstairs, you are given the drinks menu and not the food menu (you don't get to choose the food). They guide you to how to eat the dishes and explain how things are done upstairs in pitch black environment. Once you have chosen your drinks (top up $) , you are offered to use the bathroom and lock your items in their locker provided. You are not allowed any personal items upstairs.
After that, you will be introduced to the staff in charge of you (pls note they are blind or partially blind so don't make rude remarks like - can you see) and led upstairs. Holding shoulders of the staff or your partner, you slowly walk into the dark. It can be a little scary but trust the staff and trust yourself.
The food is brought to you along with your drinks. They have a setup so don't be an irritating person to mess with the staff and change the table setting or stack your food trays etc. The food is amazing. Not knowing what you get, just try everything. Delicious food is served to you with great service. Your other senses are heightened and it can be a little daunting. Your tastebuds seem to tast everything. After being in the dark for about 30 minutes, my eyes hurt a little and I got a bit dizzy and breathless. Distracted myself and continued to enjoy the food.
You will be led back downstairs and remember to keep your eye close and open them slowly to get your eyes adjusted back to the light. The staff will give you some questionnaire to fill and show you the food you just ate. Fun to guess the dishes !
Prices are not cheap but it's worth the experience. Menu changes time to time so it's not boring. But I think one time experience is good enough .
I would recommend this.

It's a novel concept, eating in complete darkness, guided by blind waiters. My girlfriend and I went looking for an interesting experience and we did get it. Enjoyed the guessing game of what food we were eating, identifying the dish as well as the individual components that make it up. However, the food itself was just so-so, and didn't really find anything to rave about. Worth trying once, but struggling to think of what to come back for.

The greeting on ground level was warm and instructional. This is a very different experience! We were asked our dining preferences and any dietary requirements, then after shedding all vestiges of electronic and light emitting devices we were escorted upstairs in complete inky darkness by a sight impaired waiter, seated and the table layout, courses etc. explained.

You cannot describe the feelings of distress (not being able to see anything and rely on your other senses) the anticipation of what you were going to get in each course (you are given 4? square dishes in each course with instructions on eating clockwise.) the idea is you are meant to guess what is in each, this will be revealed after your meal over a debrief downstairs.

I was surprised at how quickly you would rely on where things were and could quite easily find my wine/water/utensils within minutes almost every time!

I admire the wait staff who could navigate the restaurant without collision. Very impressed!