Despite so-so food and a gimmicky premise, the immersive meal series provides dazzling animation on par with live dinner theater–and plenty of booze. Here at Time Out, the number of projection-based ...
Defying expectations of traditional upscale dining, the 90-minute gastronomical theater blends together "dinner and a show" with its jaw-dropping animated performance. Credit: Le Petit Chef There’s ...
PHOENIX — A new, limited-time immersive culinary experience in Phoenix features a tiny chef that immerses its guests in the meal preparation process! Le Petit Chef has temporarily set up experience at ...
During a recent cruise on the Celebrity Infinity, I had the opportunity to dine at one of the ship’s specialty restaurants, Qsine. This restaurant is not unique due to its food (although the ...
I was first introduced to theatre restaurants in Melbourne eons ago, at a place called Dirty Dicks in the bottom of the CBD. It was a horror story, full of bawdy wenches and inuendo, hammy jokes and ...
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Wed, December 25, 2019 Published on Dec. 24, 2019 Published on 2019-12-24T03:34:58+07:00 e had the room all to ourselves, 12 of us, seated at a table covered in white. We were there for a meal, but ...
THE WORLD’S smallest chef is back with an invitation to a dining adventure like no other. Le Petit Chef returns to The Peak at the Grand Hyatt Manila with a sequel to last year’s successful French ...
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