Netflix has been battling against password sharing for a long time now. After implementing its plan in a few countries globally, it received much backlash from its audience. Despite this, they never stepped down from their new policy and tackled the issue which however slowed down their revenue. The new reports have revealed that the streaming giant has finally won the war and has seen about 100,000 sign-ups in the month of May. After falling in the right place with this win, the company is spreading its root in a completely new arena and fans have some interesting things to say about it.

What could be better if you get your favorite food and favorite shows at one table? Sounds interesting right? Well, if you ever dreamed of something like this Netflix has got it covered. Dexerto recently shared the news on Twitter that the streamer is opening a restaurant in Los Angeles by the name of Netlfix Bites. This is happening for the first time in the history of online platforms that a company will be serving delicious entertainment to the audience.

Launching on June 30, this pop-up restaurant will open all days of the week from 5-10 p.m. The dining will also offer a special brunch menu on weekends as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Moreover, the most unique feature of Netflix Bites is fans will get to taste the recipes of acclaimed chefs.

DIVE DEEPER

The participants include Dominique Crenn, Ming Tsai, Curtis Stone, and Rodney Scott among others. The company is following in the steps of shows like Stranger Things that put fans on center stage and give them immersive live experiences. However, from what fans are saying it appears they are thoroughly unconvinced with this new business plan proposed by the streamer.

Fans poke fun at Netflix for trying to attract their attention with new business

Seeing this post fans instantly jumped into the comment section sharing their views about Netflix’s new endeavor. Many users mocked the network saying whether they will make customers leave if they try to share food. Just like they did when the subscribers shared their passwords with friends and family. And some pointed out how they can do anything instead of bringing better content that people actually want.

On the other hand, some users presented different names in place of Bites which according to them synced much better.

What do you think about this entertaining dining strategy of Netflix? Drop your comments below!