Passport Dinner
Each guest draws a country at random and must bring four things for it — a drink, a snack, a fact, and a conversation topic. Instant variety, zero menu coordination, and a built-in two-minute story per person. The lazy host’s around-the-world night.
What it's for
Create instant global range without any menu coordination — the randomness is the design.
The guest's job
Research and bring four things for your assigned country: a drink, a snack, a fact, and a conversation topic.
The vote
The country the table most wants to actually visit after the night — not the best food, but the most persuasive case.
The reveal
Each guest presents their country’s package before the table tastes or discusses; the brief is the format.
Food & drink spine
Twelve countries, twelve snacks, zero host cooking — the table builds its own world.
Conversation fuel
"Which country surprised you the most, and what does it say about what you don’t know?"
How it flops — steer around it
Countries too obscure to brief in two minutes. Draw from a curated list, not a full world atlas.