The Blind Ninja Dinner Challenge Opens in Columbus, Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio - EntSun -- The Blind Ninja Dinner Challenge has come to Columbus after residents of other cities including London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Zurich, Montreal and New York have flocked to "dinner in the dark" experiences. Located at 560 South High Street in the Brewery District in Columbus, The Blind Ninja Dinner Challenge is geared toward going out with friends, date nights, team-building events, birthday parties, and competitive socializing. During the experience, you and your team or date are blindfolded and must work together to find your food and figure out how to eat it. You use your skill, wits, and eating intuition to complete a series of challenges given by your personal Dinner Ninja. During this 1.5-2 hour guided culinary adventure, your remaining four senses of touch, hearing, smell and taste are heightened, creating a new perception of realty. Teams collect points for completing  "Ninja Challenges," culminating in a team being crowned Master Dinner Ninja.

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"This has got to be the most adventurous night out ever," said Marty Parker, creator of The Blind Dinner Ninja Challenge. "Being blindfolded elevates your other senses and yet your recognition and memory of taste and texture causes your mind to rush for answers. It is a wild and incredibly fun feeling that is shared amoung your group!"

Dinners are five-course meals, prepared by an executive chef, much like what you would experience at a high-end restaurant, and a full bar is available. Menus are a secret but dietary restrictions will be accommodated when you reserve online and confirmed when you arrive. Tickets are $59.95 per person and must be purchased in advance. Drinks, processing, and tax are not included. The Blind Ninja Dinner Challenge is open Fridays and Saturdays, doing two shows a night at 6 pm and 8:30 pm.

Parker is known as the Chief Procurer of Fun and is also the founder of Throw Nation and Columbus Axe Throwing in Columbus and Chicago. His businesses are leaders in the "competitive socializing" category across the United States.

For more information, please visit https://blindninjadinnerchallenge.com, or contact them at 614-681-1567 and Columbus@BlindNinjaDinnerChallenge.com.