Always looking to present food in an interactive, innovative style, chefs behind 'A Razor, A Shiny Knife' served up food on the in-motion L train in New York City. Participants had the joy of touring the Manhattan sights while enjoying a six course meal. Now that is multitasking.
The experimental chefs of A Razor, A Shiny Knife, are always looking for ways for "people to interact with food and each other." Dining on the L train definitely gave people a chance to converse in a setting that's predominantly filled with travelers more interested in their destinations than the company. Here, participants were served fine cuisine from foie gras to filet mignon. They were promised a fine dining experience and that's exactly what they got. Fortunately, motion sickness was never an issue and the luncheon by A Razor, A Shiny Knife was a great success.
Locomotive Luncheons
'A Razor, A Shiny Knife' Serves Up an Interactive Lunch on the L Train
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Dining Experiences - The trend of offering interactive dining experiences allows people to engage with their food and each other in unique ways.
2. Mobile Gourmet - The trend of serving gourmet food in unconventional locations, like a moving train, creates exciting and memorable dining experiences.
3. Multitasking Meals - The trend of combining activities, such as sightseeing and dining, provides an opportunity for people to make the most of their time and enjoy multiple experiences simultaneously.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality and Restaurant Industry - Restaurants and hospitality businesses can explore the concept of interactive dining experiences to attract customers and create memorable dining occasions.
2. Event Planning and Catering - Event planners and caterers can offer mobile gourmet services, bringing high-quality food experiences to unconventional venues and events.
3. Tourism and Sightseeing - Tourism and sightseeing companies can incorporate multitasking meals, combining local attractions with dining experiences to offer unique and immersive experiences for travelers.