In London First nudist restaurant has 27,000 people on its waiting list
Following the revelation that a London pop up restaurant, The Buyadi, is set to launch its nudist option » , the business now boasts 27, 000 people on its waiting list, weeks before it is set to open.
The Bunyadi nudist option which will be free of any form of modern trappings, including phones, electric lights and most importantly, clothing, is set to be open for three months from June 2016.
The restaurant, according to reports, now has a waiting list of more than 27,000, in comparison to its sitting capacity of forty-two while dinner will cost around £60 per person.
The Telegragh UK, while reporting the news, urges prospective diners to sign up in order to be notified when tickets go on sale, which will be sol on a "First come first served basis".
Speaking on his new project, the owner, Seb Lyall
explains:
“The Bunyadi plans to use only the most natural, home-grown ingredients to envelope its patrons in a world, free from phones, electric lights and even clothing.
"The eatery will feature wood-flame grilled food served on handmade clay plates with edible cutlery “in a space void of the industrialized-world’s modern trappings.
“We believe people should get the chance to enjoy and experience a night out without any impurities: no chemicals, no artificial colors, no electricity, no gas, no phone and even no clothes if they wish to."
The reports reveal that diners will be encouraged to disrobe and “experience true liberation” while they enjoy a tasty menu.
Upon customers arrival, they will be escorted to a changing room, where they would be able to secure their clothes and belongings in lockers in exchange for a light gown.
It is finally left to them to remove the final item of clothing at the tables which will be partly obscured by bamboo screens, creating a semblance of privacy, while large napkins will handed out to prevent unfortunate burns.
The Bunyadi which will be in central London, is yet to disclose the specific location.
The Bunyadi nudist option which will be free of any form of modern trappings, including phones, electric lights and most importantly, clothing, is set to be open for three months from June 2016.
The restaurant, according to reports, now has a waiting list of more than 27,000, in comparison to its sitting capacity of forty-two while dinner will cost around £60 per person.
The Telegragh UK, while reporting the news, urges prospective diners to sign up in order to be notified when tickets go on sale, which will be sol on a "First come first served basis".
Speaking on his new project, the owner, Seb Lyall
explains:
“The Bunyadi plans to use only the most natural, home-grown ingredients to envelope its patrons in a world, free from phones, electric lights and even clothing.
"The eatery will feature wood-flame grilled food served on handmade clay plates with edible cutlery “in a space void of the industrialized-world’s modern trappings.
“We believe people should get the chance to enjoy and experience a night out without any impurities: no chemicals, no artificial colors, no electricity, no gas, no phone and even no clothes if they wish to."
The reports reveal that diners will be encouraged to disrobe and “experience true liberation” while they enjoy a tasty menu.
Upon customers arrival, they will be escorted to a changing room, where they would be able to secure their clothes and belongings in lockers in exchange for a light gown.
It is finally left to them to remove the final item of clothing at the tables which will be partly obscured by bamboo screens, creating a semblance of privacy, while large napkins will handed out to prevent unfortunate burns.
The Bunyadi which will be in central London, is yet to disclose the specific location.
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