Sensory-rich restaurant with DJs, wall-to-wall video imagery, velvet seats opens in Chandler
Craving a sensory-rich dining experience in the East Valley? A new restaurant called Vybe, which has wall-to-wall videos and more, is open.
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PHOENIX — An experimental restaurant focused on stimulating the senses is now open in Chandler.
Vybe, which is pronounced “vibe,” is now serving diners unique experiences at 2101 S. Streatman Drive.
What makes Chandler restaurant Vybe immersive?
A Friday news announcement said Vybe boasts wall-to-wall video imagery as well as roaming performers. Rotating DJs play smooth lounge beats, while diners can sit in velvet chairs.
It’s meant to be a sensory-rich eatery with a memorable atmosphere that stimulates not only tastebuds, but also the eyes and ears.
Some of the items on the menu include sushi, burgers, flatbreads, poke bowls and sushi rolls.
The restaurant sits within an entertainment complex called The Forum, which also offers a bar, karaoke and an entertainment hall for events and activities.
It’s open Tuesdays to Sundays from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.






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I hate everything I just read about this place.
Lucky for them I’m arguably not the target audience.
You can get a "sensory rich" experience in most sports bars.
I can't help but wonder why they're so concerned with distracting you from the food.
I swear to God, I’ll pistol whip the next guy who says ‘Shenanigans
Can’t not think of that quote