World's Weirdest Restaurants

World’s Weirdest Restaurants takes you to ‘Kraton Flying Chicken’ restaurant in Bangkok.

Montana train excursion that’s interrupted by a band of horse-riding, gun-slinging outlaws who crash your prime rib dinner.

The boogeymen will have you on your best behaviour at this restaurant in Japan.

Mexican restaurant where yesterday’s trash is today’s over-the-top décor—where we’ll witness a wedding in a chapel made of pop bottles.

If you’ve ever hungered to hunker in a bunker, then this military-themed restaurant will have you signing up on the spot.

Back to the middle ages for a medieval feast at ‘La Taverne Des Oubliees’ in Seine Et Marne, France.

In Mesa, Arizona, you'll find vintage food, a vintage clothing store, and even a retro boxing ring with an old-style gym all under the same roof.

A restaurant in Tennessee where it’s Christmas every day of the year at the ‘Partridge & Pear’.

In Ukraine where ‘The House of Legends’ restaurant lets you explore the myths and legends of the city of Lviv.

A restaurant in Chicago, where Tommy Guns Garage brings a 1920s Speakeasy back to life.

A restaurant in Poland at the bottom of a working salt mine amongst rooms and chambers peppered with ornate rock-salt structures.

In Tokyo, where the ‘Elementary School Tavern’ teaches us that good food and good times are always a lesson to remember.

A restaurant in Amarillo, Texas, where a horse hotel sits side by side with their world-famous, Texan-size 72-oz. steak.

A restaurant in Milan, Italy for a phenomenal gastronomical tour through the city aboard a refurbished tram.