No shirt, no pants? Service with a smile

It's hard to imagine sitting down for a hotpot dinner - or a fresh cooked lobster - totally naked. Of course, many people wouldn't dream of going to dinner, especially in a public restaurant, without being dressed.

But at least three avant-garde restaurants are challenging norms - and making headlines - by offering a "naked" dining experience. And while that experience may not be for everybody, consider this: There are 46,000 people on the waiting list for London's already-open Bunyadi.

Managers of Bunyadi insist that the goal of naked dining is not to objectify women's bodies.