NOX - Dine in the Dark

I came here alot of times. i love their atomsphere, their services downstair and upstair. They are always very patient and very professional. Peter was our waiter, he is humourous, professional when he handle some difficult customers in a joke manner so they wont feel so offended. He is very patience, and his explanation were v clear & navigate us well.

We were served by Peter, who was warm, articulate, and genuinely caring throughout the experience. He thoughtfully explained the concept behind NOX – Dine in the Dark, including how the visually impaired guides navigate daily life and why dining in complete darkness is such a natural experience for them. His insights added a meaningful dimension to the evening, making it far more than just a meal. The experience left me with a deeper appreciation for the senses I often take for granted and a greater respect for the resilience and capabilities of the visually impaired community.

Great and interesting experience dining in the complete darkness and can emphasise with visually impaired people

Had an unforgettable Valentine’s Day at NOX – Dine in the Dark with my wife. From the moment we arrived, the experience felt thoughtful and unique. Dining in complete darkness was surprisingly intimate — it forced us to slow down, focus on the food, and actually talk. Every dish was beautifully executed, and not knowing what we were eating made it fun, interactive, and a little adventurous (in a good way!). The service team was exceptional — warm, confident, and reassuring throughout the entire experience. It wasn’t just dinner; it was a shared experience that made Valentine’s Day genuinely memorable. Highly recommend for couples looking to do something different and meaningful. Would absolutely return.

The staff in the lounge area came across as unprofessional, and the service did not justify the high price of the experience ($120+ per person). We also paid an additional $50+ per person for three cocktails, which were underwhelming and extremely watered down. The food was equally disappointing, especially when it was served cold. Dining in the dark was a new experience for us, but it was not worth the cost. The money would be better spent on a true fine-dining experience or a higher-quality hotel buffet. Overall, the service, food, and value for money were disappointing. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this experience.

Foods are good, interesting experience. Only restaurant charges me again as they can't find records from KLOOK. Luckily my friend noticed and against the bill.

Never thought that I would be served by someone who is visually impaired furthermore so well done their services. I truly appreciate having dinner served by them even lead by them in the darkest space and will surely come back again.

It was completely dark! I honestly couldn't tell what I was eating... haha. It was a great help that there was a staff member who could speak Japanese!

A very special experience; Peter, who led the experience, was very dedicated in sharing.

great experience. worth a try. dining in the dark is not as easy. guess the food as well.