Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) has announced the launch of a new immersive 3D dining experience – LMNTS – at the World Trade Club (WTC). Located on the 33rd floor of the iconic Sheikh Rashid Tower, LMNTS is an immersive experience that has been created to beguile and amaze the diner by stimulating all five senses at the same time.
At LMNTS, the magical dining experience will be orchestrated through a combination of carefully crafted dishes representing the elements of nature with a holographic surround sound. Diners will be immersed into the experience, allowing them to be transported into an alternative new dimension.
The story of LMNTS unfolds itself with the five core elements that formed the planet - VOID-AIR-FIRE-WATER-EARTH – and is brought to life through a five-course gastronomic adventure created by the talented chefs from WTC. While the menu is kept under wraps, diners can expect to be wowed with delectable surprises. The entire journey is paired with grape beverages or mocktails as a part of the experience.
Mohammed Al Jumairi, VP – Event Operations, Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) said: “The LMNTS collaboration with our partners at iThink and our masterful chefs at the World Trade Club is testament to our commitment to continuously enhance DWTC’s venue proposition as a world-class destination in Dubai. LMNTS has been conceptualised to offer visitors a unique dining experience in a contemporary and dynamic setting. Our aim is to continue creating one-of-a-kind lifestyle experiences in Dubai that will bring people together through culinary innovations.”
As the setting for LMNTS, the World Trade Club offers a relaxed and exclusive environment with unobstructed panoramic 360-degree views of the city from the 33rd floor of the Sheikh Rashid Tower.
Guests will have the choice of two daily LMNTS shows starting at 6:30pm and 8:30pm. The five-course menu is priced at AED 525 for house-beverage pairing and AED 375 for soft beverages. Reservations can be made a minimum of 48 hours in advance by emailing wtc@dwtc.com
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About Dubai World Trade Centre
With a vision to make Dubai the world’s leading destination for all major exhibitions, conferences and events, DWTC has evolved from being the regional forerunner of the fast-growing MICE industry into a multi-dimensional business catalyst, focusing on Venues, Events and Real Estate Management. Complementary to the primary service offerings are a range of value-added services from media/advertising, engineering and technical consultation and wedding planning, security services and an award-winning hospitality portfolio.
For more information please contact:
Mia Khalil
Edelman
056 216 2133
Josephine Dairi
Edelman
054 3098452
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