One of the most pleasurable aspects of eating out has to be taking precious time out of your otherwise busy day to unwind and decompress in what ideally should be a relaxing environment. This isn't quite the vibe at SakkuSamba, a Manchester-based Brazilian-Japanese fusion restaurant where diners are put on a stopwatch.
Adults pay £45.50 excluding drinks for the all-you-can-eat experience, while kids between the ages of four and thirteen get their dinner for a discounted £17.95. Those under four can eat for free.
Keen to see what this marathon-style dining would entail, Manchester Evening News' food and drink reporter Ben Arnold decided to pay a visit to SakkuSamba, accompanied by his 12-year-old daughter.