Shun Wang
81-25 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY 11373, United StatesChinese restaurant Very expensive
Rangali Island, 20077, Maldives
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Nestled on the picturesque Rangali Island in the Maldives, Ithaa Undersea Restaurant offers a truly unique and unforgettable dining experience. This fine dining restaurant allows guests to dine while surrounded by the mesmerizing beauty of the ocean, with panoramic views of marine life through transparent glass walls. The atmosphere here is perfect for those looking for something extraordinary, blending luxury with nature in a way few places on earth can. Ithaa’s menu features a variety of organic dishes, making it an ideal destination for health-conscious food lovers. Whether you're seeking vegan or vegetarian options, or Halal food, there’s something to satisfy every palate. The restaurant also caters to coffee enthusiasts, ensuring a relaxing moment with a cup of freshly brewed coffee. Whether you opt for dine-in services or takeaway, the attentive staff ensures a remarkable experience, with a focus on impeccable service. Situated in such a stunning location, Ithaa Undersea Restaurant doesn’t just offer a meal - it offers an escape into the beauty of the sea, right at your table.
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Rangali Island, 20077, Maldives
Dining at Itha, the world’s first underwater restaurant at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island was an unbelievable dining experience. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with seating for only about 15 guests and a fixed menu. During our meal, we were surrounded by what felt like hundreds of sharks, making it a completely one-of-a-kind experience. The five-course tasting menu was exceptional and featured flavors and items I’d never tried before, including caviar. Service was flawless from start to finish. A few tips: opt for lunch since it’s more affordable and offers better visibility while it’s still bright outside. Be sure to reserve well in advance, as spots fill up fast. And fair warning: this will likely be the most expensive meal you’ll ever enjoy, but absolutely worth it. I felt it's a one and done experience given the cost.
The world’s first underwater restaurant has limited seating and requires your butler to book in advance. It’s mainly about the atmosphere and is perfect for taking photos, where you can see sharks and manta rays—the form outweighs the substance.
The light bites during the visiting hour were a perfect portion. The taste of the canapes was mixed. Some were quite good and others not so enjoyable. The mocktail I was given, since I do not drink champagne, was absolutely delicious and might have been the best drink I've had at the resort thus far. I would still 100% recommended this experience because you still get plenty of time to enjoy the restaurant and it's beautiful underwater views and it is much less expensive than lunch or dinner.
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