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Enjoy a Taste of Rian Johnson’s 'Knives Out' with The Perfect Bite!

5/15/2024

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By Nadia Dalimonte
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Daniel Craig in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022)
Calling all hungry detectives! In collaboration with Netflix, Secret City Adventures is bringing a Knives Out-inspired dinner to Toronto for the first time, and you can have an exclusive bite.
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Set in Rian Johnson’s mysterious Knives Out universe, The Perfect Bite promises and delivers on an evening full of delicious meals, with an interactive whodunit twist. From acclaimed Chef Maribelle Moore comes a 4-course set menu carefully dedicated to the untold story of her dearest friend, Noah Johnson. The menu contains secrets about Noah and the Salty Six, a culinary group formed by Maribelle and fellow chefs while they were all students. Each dish has a hidden message for dinner guests and their table mates to solve, bringing them one step closer to unlocking the mystery of The Perfect Bite. As the guests are wined and dined, key players from the Salty Six emerge to make everyone feel part of the story. The moment you arrive on the scene, tucked away in Toronto’s mainstay Peter Pan Bistro, enthusiastic actors whisk you into their world of the culinary elite.

Committed performances are just a few of the ingredients that make The Perfect Bite a satisfying experience. Guests are sat in groups of four and work together to decipher the clues in each dish. The mystery elements are incorporated into the food so creatively. Cutting into the Amuse Bouche — a sweet pea risotto — reveals cheesy layers of truth. This sampler gets the ball rolling for more intricate dishes; a mushroom mousse appetizer, a duck confit entree with a twist of seasoning, a fluffy palate cleanser, and a “berry” delicious sous vide cheesecake to finish.

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Photos by Nadia Dalimonte
The mix of delicious food and whodunit puzzles is a truly sensory experience, one that works your brain and satisfies your taste buds at the same time. The puzzles are easy to grasp, fun to decipher, and have enough twists and turns to keep you guessing. The dinner service is well-timed and adds to the flow of a smooth evening. Some of the plating is a playful nod to the murder mystery genre, in particular the pastry cigar filled with mushroom mousse, a dish fit for a detective. The menu also accommodates vegan, vegetarian, dairy free, and gluten free dinners.

From the delectable food and inviting ambience, to the immersive mystery elements, The Perfect Bite is a stimulating night out that leaves a lasting impression, down to every last bite. Whether you’re planning a creative date with your significant other, or a gathering with family and friends, Secret City Adventures has you covered. But not for long…tickets are selling in hot flashes. Savour the moment and get ready for a dinner like no other. Your mystery table awaits!

The Perfect Bite opens at Peter Pan Bistro in Toronto on May 16 and has been extended to run until July 28. Visit www.knivesoutdinner.com for tickets.
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Photo by Nadia Dalimonte
2 Comments
Tara
6/23/2024 12:59:51 pm

That was not even close to worth the money, if you’re into mystery games, food, theatre or the Knives Out series.

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      • 'Quickening' Capsule Review
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      • TIFF 2020: Best of the Fest
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      • 'Shiva Baby' Review
      • 'One Night in Miami' Review
      • 'Beans' Review
      • 'Wolfwalkers' Review
      • 'No Ordinary Man' Review
      • 'Another Round' Review
      • 'Inconvenient Indian' Review
      • 'Pieces of a Woman' Review
      • 'Lift Like A Girl' Review
  • CFF
    • 2023 >
      • Review: Desi Standard Time Travel
      • Review: Babysitter
    • 2022 >
      • Review: Beneath the Surface
      • Review: Not My Age
    • 2021 >
      • Review: The Last Villains, Mad Dog & the Butcher
      • Review: Sugar Daddy
      • Review: White Elephant
      • Review: Woman In Car
  • FOFS
    • 2021 >
      • Review: Flower Boy
      • Review: Parlour Palm
      • Review: This Is A Period Piece
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    • Kaniehtiio Horn on 'Ghost BFF'
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    • Macey Chipping on 'Mystic'
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