America's first bathroom themed eatery

[martingharib]

Magic restroom cafe in Los Angeles, the food is in the toilet literally. People sit on toilets and eat from bowls shaped like toilets at the bizarre eatery. Can't imagine anything more unattractive!
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[jerryrichards87]

You have to be shitting me.

 

[bradyjim86]

And there's a market for this, why?

 

[manuelsam192]

What a dump!

 

[jimbryce45]

What a crappy idea!

 

[cjdatk]

So I guess you really do shit where you eat

 

[Chris.oceguera]

This forum stinks. LOL

 

[dennis.woods25]

I guess this is really the best Port O John, you never have to leave the table

 

[bala]

weird actually,i surely wouldn't take to eating at this place.The very look of a dish being served in a platter shaped like a toilet would be uncomfortable.This theme,although a good concept would be the ideal place for a drunkard.I wonder how their real toilets look like..or are people supposed to poop right after eating the food..Lol..

 

[STEFFAY08]

Ummm?!?! Who the hell thought this was a good idea? I would lose my appetite so quickly I'd want to get to a toilet and be in the same room as one, actually that is kind of convenient. NOT!

 

[Muthoni]

As long as the toilets have not been used for the call of nature before, I wouldn’t mind trying out the experience. There are so many experiences that I would want to have under my belt. This life is too short and I have not utilized the part I have lived to the most.

 

[oraclemay]

Quite confusing if you ask me. Are you supposed to be sitting or........? I don't like this idea. Amusing comments, but something smells around here!

 

[missamanda819]

I don't think I could do it. I just couldn't get past the thought of what the toilets are really used for.

Side note - some of the previous comments were too funny. Lol.

 

[Determined2014]

I do not think I can eat there, just the thought of everything being set like it is a bathroom makes me sick, but more power to those who can do it.

 

[Patrick]

I think that there might be weirder restaurants out there, but typically resorting to such a gimmick to draw in customers suggests that their food/service may be overpriced or lacking.

 

[Onionman]

I've heard about places like this in Japan, but it seems a bit weird in America. After the initial novelty I think I'd just be put off my food!