After a sold-out debut, the immersive dining experience is back — this time serving up classic American fare alongside one of cinema’s most iconic films.

There are dinner-and-a-movie nights, and then there is what Nido is doing. The restaurant’s Dinner Cinema Series made an immediate impression when it launched — selling out before most guests had even set down their forks. Now it’s back, and this time the kitchen is taking on Quentin Tarantino.

On April 30th, Nido will screen Pulp Fiction while Chef Meyers orchestrates a multi-course dinner designed to move in rhythm with the film. Each dish is timed to key moments on screen, so the meal doesn’t just accompany the movie — it becomes part of it.

A Menu as Bold as the Film

In keeping with the film’s unapologetically American sensibility, Chef Meyers has crafted a menu of elevated classics. Think duck fat potatoes, a proper cheeseburger done with the care it deserves, and boozy milkshakes that would make Vincent Vega order seconds. It’s comfort food — but with the kind of intention that reminds guests why the simple things are often the best.

Every ticket ($95) includes a welcome drink, a three-course tasting menu, and popcorn — because some cinematic traditions are non-negotiable. Guests who want to lean deeper into the experience can add a wine pairing for an additional $35, and the full bar remains open throughout the evening on a pay-as-you-go basis.

A Series Built to Last

Nido’s ambitions for the Dinner Cinema Series extend well beyond a single evening. The concept is designed to run indefinitely, with upcoming pairings as carefully considered as the food itself. Future editions are expected to include Midnight in Paris with a French menu, Mamma Mia! accompanied by a Greek spread, and a full Italian feast in honour of The Godfather — each menu conceived as a genuine culinary complement to the world of the film.

Seating is deliberately limited to preserve the intimacy of the experience. This is not a mass-market cinema event — it is a reservation-only evening designed for guests who take both food and film seriously.

How to Reserve Your Seat

Tickets for the April 30 screening of Pulp Fiction are available through OpenTable, and can also be added on when booking a room directly through Nido’s website. Given the series’ track record, early reservations are strongly advised.