Toyota Music Factory in Irving has debuted a new and unique dinner theatre named The Rayleigh Underground.
The immersive dining experience combines “light, sound, and color at every turn, complemented with a vibrant presentation of food, beverage, and entertainment,” the venue’s website states.
The 38,000-square-foot- venue is located at 316 Las Colinas Blvd. W. #100. The Rayleigh takes its name from Britain’s Lord Rayleigh, who was known for identifying acoustics and light wave scattering.
In addition to a theatre outfitted with high-tech light and audio, the complex includes indoor and outdoor dining spaces, half a dozen bars, and three flexible private dining spaces.
The venue features flexible space for unique performances from comedians, musicians, speakers, and others.
At the outset, The Rayleigh will open for dinner with a menu focused on a fusion of Pacific Rim cuisine, like Hawaiian, East Indian, Thai, and Californian. Expect Tuna Poke Martini, Korean Fried Chicken Bao Buns, Scallop Risotto, Lamb Korma, Smoked Chile Salmon, Cowboy Ribeye, and more.
Kim Forsythe, CEO of Restaurant Expert Management and owner of The Rayleigh, says patrons will receive a one-of-a-kind experience when visiting.
“The Rayleigh Underground stands as a testament to architectural creativity, offering a unique entertainment experience with trend-setting food and beverage menus and exceptional service to the guest.”
