After-Hours Tasting Menu
Pair three tiny tastes with three escalating kinds of attention.
The Spark
- 1
Serve the first taste and complete its attention card before anyone sees the next course.
- 2
At course two, let the receiver choose how to be fed and where the paired kiss lands.
- 3
Clear all food before course three, then move into a guided shoulder massage, dramatic toast, or slow dance with a fresh yes.
Why you might like it
Alternating taste and attention gives dinner a cinematic plot instead of relying on elaborate cooking.
Make it softer
Pair courses with compliments, music, and hand massage.
Turn up the Heat
Make the final course a blind tasting followed by each person's boldest future-date reveal.
Check allergies, keep food on clean plates or utensils, wash hands before massage, and use alcohol sparingly or not at all.