The bunyadi restaurant london

• Share to Facebook • Share to Twitter • Share to Linkedin London's iconoclastic experience-entrepeneur and renowned pop-up bar-and-restaurant maestro Sebastian "Seb" Lyall, 31, has kicked the level of unusual dining experiences in London up a few notches lately with the announcement of his latest venue, At this writing, there are 34,000 potential diners on “I've never experienced the other cultures in which this is done,” explains Lyall with disarming wit, “be they in ancient Rome or Greece, or India. But I think what we're offering with Bunyadi, and what I think will be challenging about it, is that it's an experience of a sort of ultimate freedom.” He doesn't mention what we might think of as the other dining requirements, namely, a bikini-ready body or, that failing, ironclad sangfroid at putting the family jewels and all the imperfections on display. While in a room of strangers. Eating. Still, naked semi-Paleolithic dining-out in a roomful of strangers in the middle of London did not occur in a vacuum. Over the last few years, Lyall has provided his fellow townsmen with several unusual gustatory environments through his company, Lollipop. In 2013, to the astonishment of the dining press, Lyall and his crew popped-up with Annie's Owl Bar, a dead-serious, yet ironic, performance-piece riff on Japanese owl-cafes, in which it is possible to sit with an owl, or two, for a bit. Yes, the owls were real. Last year, he imported a large recreational vehicle from the States and...

The Bunyadi: London’s vegan naked restaurant! Everybody’s naked at The Bunyadi vegan restaurant in London. 37, 538 are in the waiting list for tickets. I guess if they are all nudist. This June the first London’s vegan naked restaurant will be introduced with its clothing optional: to be or not naked will be your own choice! Bunyadi: remove your clothing or not Sebastian Lyall, the founder of the pop-up company Lollipop, declared that if you want to eat natural healthy food and you feel to remove your clothing while eating, you are free to do it at Bunyadi! The key concept of this restaurant is “using clean food, naked food”, as Lyall claimed. Food they use is home-made, genuine and they avoid plastic and metal. Moreover, they don’t use gas or electricity. The concept of this restaurant is not that bad, and it is confirmed by the incredible number of people in the waiting list for tickets. I wonder if a restaurant such Bunyadi would never open in Italy. It would not work, in my opinion, since the Italians always want to be fashionable and always bring their mobiles while eating. At Bunyadi they claim they are bothered by people on their phones while eating. In fact, you can’t bring any technological device with you! Healthy food, naked food The Bunyadi offers vegan and non-vegan food, made with all natural ingredients and innovative cooking methods. Even cutlery are edible and food is served on clay dishes. That’s maybe why the number of reservations is rising rapidly. The...

A restaurant which allows diners to eat their This includes phones, electric lights and even clothing. But don't fear if you're a never-nude. As well as its "pure" location for naked diners, the venue will also have a "clothed" section for those who don't wish to drop their drawers before dining. Read more: Image: The Bunyadi, London's Naked Restaurant) Guests at They will dine under a canopy of candle lights, partitioned with bamboo and wicker. Lollipop founder Seb Lyall said: "We believe people should get the chance to enjoy and experience a night out without any impurities: no chemicals, no artificial colours, no electricity, no gas, no phone and even no clothes if they wish to. "The idea is to experience true liberation.” Image: The Bunyadi, London's Naked Restaurant) "We have worked very hard to design a space where everything patrons interact with is bare and naked," Seb continued. "The use of natural bamboo partitions and candlelight has enabled to us to make the restaurant discreet, whilst adhering to the ethos behind it. "No doubt, this has been the most challenging project for us yet, which makes us very excited about it.” We use your sign-up to provide content in the ways you've consented to and improve our understanding of you. This means that we may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. We also may change the frequency you receive our emails from us in order to keep you up to date and give you the best relevant information po...

London' First Naked Restaurant 46,000 ticket applications and a summer of ultimate liberation. A holistic naked experience where food is put together without the use of gas or electric equipment, the use of phone is banned and clothing is optional. “Think luxury spa - candlelight, bamboo everywhere, fluffy white robes, and cocktails named after the elements...” — Hot Dinners After The Bunyadi inspired a wave of naked restaurants around the world, the restaurant concept looks to travel to other European cities while we look at making the concept permanent in London