You don't need to be flush to eat here: Inside Moscow's new toilet-themed cafe where diners sit on loo seats, eat from bathtubs and drink from urinal cups 

  •  Crazy Toilet Cafe in Russia follows a number of Asian eateries taking their design inspiration from bathrooms
  •  Restaurant serves a faecal-themed menu including brown mushroom soup, sausages and chocolate ice cream 
  •  Interior sports a toilet design throughout with cisterns on the walls, bathroom tiles and bed pan table decorations 

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The restaurant craze of taking design inspiration from toilets has now spread from Asia to Europe.

Crazy Toilet Cafe, a new eatery in Moscow recently opened its doors to invite diners to sit on seats resembling toilets while being served food in crockery created to look like small bath tubs and urinals.

The restaurant's colourful interior continues the lavatorial aesthetic as it's furnished with multi-coloured tiles on the counters and cisterns adorning the walls. Even the flower table decorations are presented in bed pans.

A faecal-themed menu offers punters the chance to gorge on a brown mushroom soup, sausages and mashed potato and chocolate ice cream- all of course served in toilet bowls. 

In the style of any public bathroom there are also faeces-themed cartoons on the walls. 

However, none of the toilets in the main restaurant are usable to prevent diners from pushing the theme too far.

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Tempting? A woman drinks tea at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow, Russia

Tempting? A woman drinks tea at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow, Russia

Spending a penny: Customers clink their toilet cups as they sit on toilet bowls at the new restaurant with cisterns adorning the walls

Spending a penny: Customers clink their toilet cups as they sit on toilet bowls at the new restaurant with cisterns adorning the walls

Cups designed in the likeness of urinals are seen on a counter at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow

Cups designed in the likeness of urinals are seen on a counter at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow

The bathroom theme even extends to table decorations with flower vases resembling a bed pan urinal

The bathroom theme even extends to table decorations with flower vases resembling a bed pan urinal

A faecal-themed menu offers punters the chance to gorge on a brown mushroom soup, sausages and mashed potato and chocolate ice cream- all of course served in toilet bowls

A faecal-themed menu offers punters the chance to gorge on a brown mushroom soup, sausages and mashed potato and chocolate ice cream- all of course served in toilet bowls

None of the toilets in the main restaurant are usable to prevent diners from pushing the theme too far

None of the toilets in the main restaurant are usable to prevent diners from pushing the theme too far

A woman eats at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow
A waitress serves an order of soup and a side of potatoes

A woman eats at Crazy Toilet Cafe in central Moscow (left) while a waitress serves an order of soup and a side of potatoes (right)

The toilet-themed restaurant is taking Russia by storm and follows in the design footsteps of faecal-inspired Asian eateries

The toilet-themed restaurant is taking Russia by storm and follows in the design footsteps of faecal-inspired Asian eateries

FAECAL ATTRACTION: OTHER BATHROOM INSPIRED RESTAURANTS AROUND THE WORLD

The Moscow-based cafe isn't the first outlet to use the bathroom and its fitments as a source of aesthetic inspiration but it may well be the first toilet-themed restaurant in Europe. 

Across Asia there are a number of popular eateries inspired by faecal themes. 

In August, MailOnline reported on the Poop Cafe in Seoul, South Korea which serves toilet-themed treats and coffees.

Guests can enjoy the variety of poop-themed decorations - from plushes, plant pots, post-its and shelves stuffed with cutesy coils.

Adding to the experience is a tree decorated with colourful poop-shaped papers with sweet messages from other guests.

Menu items range from little poop-shaped scones served in a toilet-shaped dish to a coffee served in a toilet mug with tiny poop-like shapes painted on it, topped with a shapely piece of latte art.

The Poop Cafe in Seoul, South Korea serves toilet-themed treats and coffees
The Poop Cafe in Seoul, South Korea serves toilet-themed treats and coffees

The Poop Cafe in Seoul, South Korea serves toilet-themed treats and coffees (left and right)

Taiyuan in Shanxi Province serves up lavatorial delights such as brown, curly wisps of soft serve ice cream - as well as more standard noodle, meat and vegetable dishes.

They are served in individual, toilet-like vessels, from bidets to potties to - in the case of the ice cream - little cups, where the plumbing at the back forms a dainty handle for diners to hold their end-of-meal digestif.

The restaurant itself is equipped to resemble a bathroom, with showers attached to the walls and seats that look like toilet bowls topped with cushions in the shape of large piles of poo.

Taiyuan in Shanxi Province serves up lavatorial delights such as brown, curly wisps of soft serve ice cream
Diners sit on toilet bowls topped with poo shaped cushions

Taiyuan in Shanxi Province serves up lavatorial delights such as brown, curly wisps of soft serve ice cream (left) and diners sit on toilet bowls topped with poo shaped cushions (right)

Going one step further, MailOnline Travel reported just last week on curry shop Shimizu in Tokyo that has launched  'A special taste of s*** with rice' served in a toilet bowl shaped dish.

The mud-brown runny dish deliberately mimics the texture and flavour of human faeces and is made of healthy ingredients including green tea, bitter gourd, and cocoa-powder. 

The restaurant owned by Japanese porn star Ken Shimuzi also offers beer in a bed pan shaped cup. 

The faeces-inspired dish is made up of ingrediants including green tea, bitter gourd, and cocoa-powder

The faeces-inspired dish is made up of ingrediants including green tea, bitter gourd, and cocoa-powder at Shimuzu curry shop in Tokyo

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