London: How would it feel when your having food naked in public! well, you can experience it in London very soon. Seb Lyall hailing from London is set to open its first ‘clothing-optional’ pop up restaurant in June.
The restaurant owner, who is known for opening some of the city’s most innovative dining concepts, he has his breakfast bare-bottomed every morning. Lyall said, “it’s fun and sometimes the neighbors watch fine, whatever.
“It’s my home and my space, and that’s kind of the space we’re trying to create in the restaurant our own little space. It will be fascinating what the response is.”
Interestingly the restaurant is an Indian Hindi name ‘Buniyadi’ which means ‘base’or ‘natural’. This food court aims to allow the diner to experience true liberation” and release them “from the trappings of modern life.” The restaurant will feature clothed and unclothed sections (in addition to a changing room to cater to the latter) and boasts of a menu that takes after the Palaeolithic-based diet and will comprise only home-grown ingredients. Patrons will not be allowed to carry their phones and candles will be the only source for lighting.
Lyall said, has been overwhelming, with a waiting list more than 16,000 names long. He added expects the number to soar in the coming months.
