Vinyl Fish Club (VFC), a Japanese listening restaurant in Palm Beach, South Florida, has announced the creation of a membership program based on non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Vinyl Fish Club
In fact, while the restaurant will be available to the public, NFT holders will have access to unique benefits such as:
access to members’ only events with likeminded collectors and investors;
members dining menu;
rare Japanese whiskey & sake tasting invitations;
access to our private room (disuko-gu) after-hours for bottle service, cocktails & tastings;
pop up celebrity chef omakase events;
access to future VFC locations;
concierge reservation email.
Miguel Paredes, a New York native who merges street art, pop art, and Japanese animation to create his own form of art, designed each NFT that grants access to the membership club.
The NFTs are available for purchase on OpenSea for 1 ETH or $1,598.24. (at the time of writing).
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