TOP 14 UNIQUE RESTAURANTS ALL OVER THE WORLD

Today we will name a list of the 14 most interesting restaurants that you should visit once in your life if you have a chance. Not encapsulating in a luxurious, or traditional space, the following restaurants will take you many surprises. It can be a loneliness in the middle of a jungle, a fast heart beating moment at high place or a feeling of excitement when enjoying a "dangerous" meal. The mystery in these restaurants is probably one of the most expensive factors contributing to your taste. Let's discover.

14. Dinner in the Sky

Your dining table is suspended in the air by a crane, hundreds of meters away from the ground. This challenging luxurious dining trend comes from Belgium and has inspired many countries around the world. You can now enjoy this meal in 45 countries all over the world.

13. Snow Castle in Kemi, Finland

Due to the featured nature of snow, restaurants and hotels in Snow Castle are rebuilt annually and open from January to early April. The Snow Restaurant is the world's largest ice restaurant with the seating capacity of 200.

12. Huashan Teahouse , China – The most isolated teahouse in the world

Located at an altitude of over 2133.6 meters, this teahouse stands on the highest peak of Mount Huashan. This place can be considered as "Heaven and Hell are in a narrow scope". To get to this mountain, now we can use cable cars, but the unique, challenging path that leads up to the mountain is always the ideal destination in the bucket list of adventurers or professional mountaineers. Because they want to experience, conquer and live with the unutterable feeling. See pictures and feel.

11. El Diablo Restaurant, Lanzarote, Spain

Forget about the dinner prepared on wood-fire ovens. Coming to the island Lanzarote, Spain, your meal will be prepared by chefs on giant craters with bubbles of liquid-hot magma underneath. Up until now, the volcano has been in a state of "hibernation", so the customers are happy to enjoy delicious food safely.

10. Underwater Restaurant Ithaa, Island Rangali, Maldives

Considered as one of the most luxurious restaurants in Maldives, Ithaa allows you to enjoy a romantic meal at a depth of about 4.8 meters under the ocean with a 180 degree view of marine life such as coral and rays, etc. This restaurant is part of the Conrad Maldives Hotels.

9. Grotta Palazzese, Puglia, Italy

This restaurant has special architecture thanking for natural beauty of limestone rocks and caves. In the summer, these caves will be located entirely outside the cave and the restaurant will open until half of the November.

8. Berggasthaus Aescher, Wildkirchli, Switzerland

This restaurant cuts into the side of one of the most famous mountain ranges in the world, Alps Mt. The restaurant has been serving guests for 200 years. You can get there either by trekking up the side of the cliff, or by a less-treacherous 20-minute cable car ride. Enjoy your meal and have a 360-degree view of the Swiss Alps.

7. The Rock, Zanzibar, Tanzania

Perched on a rock in the shallows of the Indian Ocean, just a few feet away from the pristine, white shores of Zanzibar, The Rock looks like a rickety clubhouse. However,maybe it's the pristine, scenic and natural beauty which has attracted tourists. You can enjoy a freshly caught seafood for about $45 per person. At low tide, you can walk, but at high tide, you might wade a bit.

6. At.mosphere Restaurant in Burj Khalifa, Dubai

Dubai is well-known for its towering skyscrapers. At the moment, Buri Khalifa  is the world's tallest building with the height of 828.82m for 164 floors. At.mosphere is located on the 122nd floor. You can dine on your mordern, gourmet dishes while taking in the spectacular city view.

5. The Redwoods Treehouse, Auckland, New Zealand

With the unique pod-like structure, The Redwoods Treehouse will be one of the most interesting destinations for nature lovers. It's designed to present the mix of natural environment, human's creation and simple, delicate interior equipments. Your dinner will be served at a height of nearly 33 feet (10m) in the air. The pod fits 30 guests seated (or 50 standing), and can be rented for a cool $3,000 (food not included). However, it's worth trying a treetop dining experience like that.

4. Thrihnukagigur Volcano, Iceland

The volcano itself is a popular attraction for adventurous tourists. This extremely luxury dining experience costs you about $14000 (318.1 million VND). You will have a personalized helicopter ride over Iceland, then stop at Thrihnukagigur volcano, where a gourmet dining experience waiting for you after discovering the heart of dormant volcano at the depth of 400 feet (121.92m).

3. The Irish Pub, Namche Bazaar, Nepal

It's the last stop before our adventurers starts the challenging, treacherous journey up to Mount Everest.

What would you want your last meal to be before attempting a perilous hike up the tallest mountain in the world? The Irish Pub is located deep in the Himalayas, about 20 miles from Everest base camp, normally known as the "gateway to Mount Everest".

2. La Mesita de Almanza, Ushuaia Capital, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

This is one of the hardest-to-access islands off the coast of South America harbors. It is located on one of the world's most isolated islands. Tierra del Fuego  is called as “the end of the world”, near Antarctic Pole. Quiet ferry rides and 75 miles of unpaved gravel roads (with no gas stations along the way) will get you to Almanza, where the town's population hovers around 67,600 (2015), and is renowned for fresh seafood.

1. Freycinet Marine Oyster Farm, Tasmania, Australia

Forget a restaurant with a water view...what about dining right in the water?

You can get a close, personal, subtle dinner in the water there. Guests trek out into knee-deep waters to dine on a lavish oyster dinner in the middle of the oyster farm for free.