The event fee information is provided on the event page. Other shared cost for your team will include groceries required to cook a meal for six to nine people (including yourself) and drinks. Remember, others will be cooking and serving drinks to you. You cook & host only once and hosted twice during the evening and the bottom line is that you pay for your own dinner.

Remember that everyone is welcome – couples, singles, friends and colleagues. No problem if you register alone - make a note in the registration and we will find do our best to find a cooking companion for you!

A: No worries! A standing meal is perfectly acceptable. You only need plates and cutlery for six people. The size of your kitchen won't affect the quality of your meal or your enjoyment of the event.

This event is designed for everyone to enjoy, whether you're single, a couple, or a family with children, and whether you're a local or an expat. Simply be mindful of your hosts - they expect two adult guests per team also this sets for the most relaxing dine experience for all.

Families with children are welcome with some straightforward arrangements, much like a typical dining-out scenario with your partner at a restaurant. You can arrange for a babysitter or someone to watch your child for the duration of the event, making it work seamlessly. Of course, when you're hosting a meal at your home, your entire household, including your children, is welcome at the table (hence, you only need arrangements for the two meals out only).

Another option that also works for some parents is for one partner to watch the child while the other goes out for one meal (e.g., appetizer), and they switch roles for the next meal (e.g., main course). And, of course, when both of them participate in the third meal at home (e.g., dessert). It's not ideal, but it illustrates a variety of solutions to participate.

We are doing our best to keep this community safe and exclusive to open-minded and nice people whose main interest is getting amazing social dining experiences. Also risks of your guests causing trouble to large extent are mitigated by the fact that you will never be alone and there will be some other people with you - your team plus two other unrelated teams allocated to be your guests randomly.

However, the organizers cannot take responsibility for your safety and you always need to stay alert (as you would in any other public place) and be careful (especially with that hot pan!).

Please contact us on team@nomhop.com and we will give you the necessary instructions.

If you registered a friend and they inform you that they can not attend anymore, you can edit your team via event page (Dashboard / Joined events / Edit team). You have two options - from the drop down menu you can either choose to participate alone or invite onother friend by including her/his details instead of the friend who cannot participate.

Call your mum! Be creative and google some dishes that you enjoy. Maybe you know a good cook who could be your partner for the evening?

Yes - your brightest smile and an empty stomach. Generally host takes care of the drinks because only they know what they are cooking and what drinks suit their meal best. On the other hand it is always a nice gesture to bring a bottle of wine - so it’s totally up to you!

If you are making a starter, you will have as much time for preparations as you wiah. But if you are making main dish or dessert, you will be entering your house at about the same time as the guests. Prepare the ingredients in advance, cut those onions or and set the table. And there are so many deserts that can be made in advance! For main dish, try to find a recipe that takes no longer than 45 minutes. The cooking of main dish will be done when your guests are there, so feel free to include them. The event can be not just about eating together but also about cooking together. Still, the best jokes emerge in a messy kitchen!

Just imagine it is birthday of your best friend and the Queen might be coming (or not).

Take it easy trust the flow! Follow the instructions from the email and find out the best mode of transport to get to your next host. Be on time! This is essential for the event to work. It worked in Italy – so you will be fine. For example, if the email says that the dinner starts at 19:00, you need to make sure that you get to your host’s place by 19:00. Otherwise you will make others wait. Plus any delays mean less time to enjoy the meal that someone has prepared for you with all their heart.

We will email you the mobile phone numbers of the hosts in advance, it will also be available on the event page if you login to your account on nomhop.com. That way you can call them if their place is difficult to find.

It is up to you whether you bike, drive or go by public transport. We will try our best to ensure that commuting time between the meals does not exceed 30 min.