World's 5 Strangest Restaurants

5.Marton Theme, Taiwan
How would you feel eating while sitting on a toilet seat? At Marton Theme Restaurant in Kaohsiung, Taiwan you can have the opportunity of enjoying a delicious meal on colorful toilet seats used as chairs. The toilet-shaped restaurant doesn't lack clients. They sit around a bathtub table covered with glass, and eat from plates and bowls shaped like Japanese “squat” toilets, with faucets transformed in lamps. Also, rice and noodles are served in bowls having bathtub shape. The restaurant was named after “Matong”, Chinese word for toilet. The young owner of the restaurant, Eric Wang, says : “We not only sell food but also laughter. The food is just as good as any restaurant but we offer additional fun”. As for the prices, for a meal set, you pay from 150 to 250 Taiwanese dollars, meaning $6-$10.

4.Dinner in the sky, Brussels
Fasten your seat belts and get ready to enjoy a delicious, heavenly meal! “Dinner in the Sky” is a restaurant in Brussels, Belgium, that serves meals for up to 22 persons … in the sky. This is the perfect choice for those who want to spend special and memorable moments suspended at a height of 50 meters. The whole set of table and chairs is specially made and suspended with a giant crane. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner, everything is possible, while a chef, a waiter, and an entertainer are there to serve you.

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Jamesbond flim set and purpose

They used to say that you could tell a musical was bad when the audience exited "whistling the sets." Well, the Bond series has always boasted sets that evoked whistles from its first film to the latest. Production designers like Ken Adam, Syd Cain, and Peter Lamont have pushed the envelope of what was possible and even improbable in film design with their nefarious lairs, gleaming command headquarters, and pristine offices. From underground grottoes to cities in space, the architects of Evil have made sure that both the Good and Bad Guys of Bond have had only the best 5-star accommodations.

Their lavish designs have influenced real-world architecture so much that when scouting locations for Diamonds Are Forever, Ken Adam was astonished to find a Palm Springs house that he might have designed! And when Blofeld offers to buy Bond "a delicatessen in stainless steel" in For Your Eyes Only, it evoked in audiences memories of past film-sets' gleaming stanchions and single support staircases.

17.  Dr. No's Crab Key Facility

Featured in:- Dr. No (1962)
Art Director:- Ken Adam

Purpose:
The purpose of this nuclear-powered facility is to redirect or "topple" rockets launched by the US government from Cape Canaveral, Florida. For instance, Dr. No redirected a test flight of an experimental rocket design that was supposed to land in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
From this facility, Dr. No was able to take control of the rocket and force it to land in the middle of the Brazilian jungle. No plans to use his facility to cause set-backs in both Eastern and Western rocket development, thus escalating Cold War tensions.

Description:
The Crab Key facility is a combination of a nuclear reactor, 5-star hotel, bauxite mine, and radio jamming center.
The facility is located on Crab Key, a small, private island between Jamaica and Cuba.

16.Goldfinger's Laser Room

Featured in:- Goldfinger (1964)

Art Director:- Ken Adam

Purpose:
Replacing a low-tech circular saw in Goldfinger's Swiss facility, the industrial laser emits an extraordinary light not to be found in Nature. It can cut though solid metal, making it an ideal choice to cleave gold panels into more usable configurations for Goldfinger's operations. Extremely powerful, the laser can be used to saw through all sorts of things!

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