Only In France 10 - Dinner in the Dark

Dinner Noir offers a unique dining experience in France where patrons eat in complete darkness. The restaurant is entirely dark, with no light allowed, and all serving staff are blind, guiding diners to their seats. This experience allows diners to understand what it's like to eat as a blind person. After dining, patrons check for spills, adding a sense of achievement if they remain spotless.

What makes Dinner Noir a unique dining experience?

• The food is served by robots.

• Diners eat in complete darkness.

• It is located underwater.

• The restaurant is made of ice.

What is prohibited in the dining area of Dinner Noir?

• Using light-emitting devices

• Speaking loudly

• Bringing children

• Wearing formal attire

Who assists the diners at Dinner Noir?

• Self-service kiosks

• Waiters with night vision goggles

• Blind staff

• Robots

What is a common concern for diners after leaving Dinner Noir?

• The quality of the food

• Food stains on their clothes

• The length of the meal

• The cost of the meal

What feeling do diners often experience when they leave Dinner Noir with clean clothes?

• Disappointment

• Confusion

• Achievement

• Boredom