Food is a demanding business. Patrons expect a blend of creativity and distinct flavors from their chosen eatery for the day. To make these dreams of food junkies a reality, there exists an array of joints done up in the most peculiar way that will leave you completely flabbergasted as soon as you catch sight of them. Here is a list of the most creative conceptual restaurants in India with decor that makes you drool as much as their food!

1. The Bar Stock Exchange, Mumbai

Where the demand determines the cost.

A tavern which works on the principle of Stock Market – People can walk-in at zero hour or ‘market’ opening time to grab drinks at prices as low as their cost price. Here, at The Bar Stock Exchange, the popularity of the booze controls its cost. The more celebrated a drink is, the more it amounts. Fond of speculating? This pub is B-town is the place, to be in. As far as restaurant decor goes – this wins all on the Stock Exchange!

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2. Kaidi Kitchen, Chennai

The only jail from which you are allowed to escape after you’ve paid the bill.

This restaurant, where the staff is dressed as inmates and jailers, is designed similar to a prison. Though the place offers a range of average delicacies, its décor makes it a mandatory pick. Can you ever imagine how great (or not?) a restaurant based on the jail decor complete with inmate-like dishware and bars and locks on windows can look?

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3. Firangi Dhaba, Mumbai

Eat inside a static auto.

Offering not conventional seats but an entire auto rickshaw to sit, this restaurant nudges itself an inch forward off the others in the business. The design and interior of this place fits just perfect in the frame of the desi theme it slides forward to the patrons.

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4. Nature’s Toilet Café, Ahmedabad

All about common treats and unusual seats.

India’s first ever toilet-themed restaurant, this café has a toilet garden around it which boasts of a collection of more than twenty lavatories and urinals which date as far back as the 1950s. The signboard outside the loo hangs with an inscription of the word “Haash!”. The founder Jayesh Patel is the son of Ishwarbhai Patel who established the toilet garden. He was strangely called ‘Baby Toilet’ because of the weird legacy.

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5. UFO – The Revolving Restaurant, Mumbai

‘Space’ is not a woe, anymore.

Replicated to look like a real UFO, this food joint offers much for your senses to take in. Florescent shades of blue and white all beset with customers add to the ambience, hence, evincing the thorough uniqueness of the place.