Would you eat in a dark restaurant?

I don't think we have this in Singapore. But it does sound a bit "creepy". Not sure whether I would try...

This is the first I've even heard of this.....I'll be thinking about it for awhile. My gut feeling? Nope. It sounds like it could be dangerous in a way. At the very least I could see knocking down my water glass or stabbing myself in the eye with my fork. And, I like to converse with the person/people I'm dining with. You wouldn't be able to look them in the eye. Who would see the beautiful new sweater I bought for my lovely night out???

Hallo my dear friend, i do not think it is a good practice.No body would like it.Upto candlelight, it is okay.

No i don't dine at dark place... first i want to see what they have serve me and than i eat.

we tried that once and could not read the menu, so I would not go to another one again

Candlelight dinner or eating in very dim light is acceptable to me.But eating in totall darkness is something which i haven't experienced yet and am not very sure either. I like to see the food I'm eating.Eating in dark will make me wonder if i'm eating just the food I ordered.(suppose there's a fly in the food)Lol.

nope i wont consider eating that kind of places..if its good for the blind then i think blind it is...i want my food to be seen and how it is cooked..

I don't like eating at 'dark' restaurant, I might eaten the wrong food if this will be the case. ^^ just kidding. anyway, yea, having a candle-light date is so romantic.. hmmm I guess for those who are, I'm not that romantic though.

As a personal preference, I have always preferred restaurants with dark lighting to those with a well-lit atmosphere. It's just more calming to me and ironically I feel more "free" in them... It has nothing to do with the food or the people, though. I don't know, it's weird. However, I have never been to one in which you are eating in COMPLETE darkness. If it was so dark, I couldn't see what I was eating and what it looked like, then forget it.I am a person who absolutely has to know what I am in for. If I could see enough to take in the environment around me, then I would consider it.

I find that very interesting and I am sure I would go to see.. or rather not see hehe I am very curious of new things like that and I usually like to experience. If I like it, I would do it again, if I don't then I won't, but at least I would know how it is. I wonder how we will be able to find everything but I think that it would probably be half the fun trying to :) ON the other hand I think I would like to visit before during the day, just to get an idea of cleanliness and stuff like that.

I don't even like eating by candlelight, so I probably wouldn't eat at such a place. I like to see my food, I'm really picky and if it looks gross I won't eat it! But I never go out to eat anyways, my toddler always creates too much of a scene ;)

Nope, not for me. I'd dine in *near* darkness but honestly, unless I know the chef personally, I'm going to have to see what I'm putting into my mouth. It's an interesting concept, though!

I couldn't do it I have to see what I'm eating. Although I think it is a really neat Idea. Also I'm not afraid of the dark but being in a public place with a bunch of strangers would definately creep me out.

Its not to "Creepy" buts its strange. last week m grandpa ha his retirement party at a local fancy restaurant it was dark in there. It was kinda weird but it was ok.

I heard the totally darl restaurant started in France. It's an interesting concept.. find out what it's like for blind folks when they eat. They never have the option to turn on the lights. I'm a little claustrophobic, so I don't think I would like it. I also think I might be a bit paranoid about y food... I like to see what I eat... and it would freak me out to put food in my mouth I couldn't see. I'd probably end up touching all my food to make sure it was what I ordered before I ate it

Wow, now without meaning to sound sarcastic that sounds like one restaurant I might actually not mind eating in!! I really hate restaurants, i am not totally sure why, I'm not keen on eating around lots of people, I can just about manage a hotel restaurant if I am able to sit somewhere discreet and out of the way.. It's not just the eating, its the smells and stuff that put me off, I just get extremely anxious which puts me off my food. Maybe in the darkness I would be ok!

I'm not sure I could eat there. Candlelight is nice. It serves as a romantic accessory to a dinner, but in total dark? I don't think I could do it. It sounds just a bit "too" creepy for me lol, and I'm actually a little scared of the dark too (Yes, I'm a wuss lol) I like the concept of it raising awareness of the blind and bettering the taste sensation, and I'm sure many people would go for that. I just don't think I'm one of them.

No I would not eat in total darkness. I mean, how would you if the food they are giving you is even cooked all the way? I don't think that would be a very popular restaurant in my area. Although my husband may like it cause then I wouldn't see what he drops on his shirt! LOL. Never falls he always drops something on his shirt.

no thank you..i dont mind dim lighting but i dont even eat at home in total darkness...

I am quite afraid of the dark and have been as long as I can remember. This sounds like the worst things imaginable to be out in public and in darkness where I cannot see what is going on around me (intuition can only do so much). This would be a complete panic attack for me! Maybe for some this kind of thing may be a "new" experience so it is exciting and all. How can you tell if your food looks alright? I was under the impression that a large part of the dining experience is the presentation of the meal.