On October 12, according to Elephant News, citing boiling point video, a hotel in Sanya, Hainan Province, recently launched a sky restaurant, using a crane to lift customers to a height of 50 meters to eat, which attracted attention.
According to hotel staff, the sky restaurant opened on the 14th, is still in the soft opening stage, afternoon tea 1288 yuan, dinner 2288 yuan, need to make an online reservation in advance, tickets are not much. In addition, the staff also said that there is no safety problem in the project, and if there are potential safety hazards, they dare not open it.
In August this year, the WeChat public account of the Sanya Tourism Development Bureau posted that the sky restaurant "Dinner in the Sky" will enter China in October at Grand Hyatt Sanya Haitang Bay.
For the sky restaurant, netizens had mixed reviews. Some netizens complained, "What is the difference between this and eating on the roof of the construction site." ”
Some netizens said, "Life is a superposition of various experiences, I think you can try it if you have money and leisure, of course, on the basis of sufficient safety measures." ”
According to public information, the sky restaurant originated in Belgium, and its feature is to use a crane to lift the restaurant to a height of 50 meters during dining, creating a unique dining experience for customers, and has been promoted in many countries around the world.
According to the Morning News, the Sky Restaurant landed in Shanghai in 2014, using a real-name system, where each diner is seated one by one, and then a dedicated staff member is responsible for fastening the four-point seat belt for the diners. The dining table has a total of 22 seats, each of which can be rotated 180 degrees left and right. Sky Restaurant's menu for the public includes afternoon tea at RMB 1,888, lunch at RMB 3,888 and dinner at RMB 8,888, plus a 15% service charge in addition to the meal fee.
Comprehensive: Elephant News, Boiling Point Video, Sanya Tourism Development Bureau WeChat public account, Morning News
Source: Chongqing Morning News