W Hotels, specifically the W Hotel in Washington, DC, has introduced a new room service option that’ll appeal to YouTubers: the Sip & Slurp menu for filming mukbang videos.

The new menu is pricey and only available for a limited time, offering customers more than just food — they also get a lapel microphone and cell phone stand for recording the content.

Mukbangs are a video trend that originated out of South Korea; they’re typically live-streamed and simply involve a vlogger eating a large meal while chatting with their audience.

The video genre exploded in popularity, making its way to a number of YouTube channels from both new and established streamers.

W Hotels, the trendy hotel property owned by Marriott, is capitalizing on the trend by offering a new limited-time menu option called Sip & Slurp that costs $285 USD, according to The Verge.

For that price, customers get a large food loadout that includes a cherry pie, half-pound hamburger, double-patty burger, lobster tail, filet mignon, and more.

Mukbang, the South Korean phenomenon in which vloggers stream themselves eating large quantities of food, has now made its way to the W Hotel in Washington, DC.

The DC location of the hotel chain is introducing its Sip & Slurp menu, an extravagant $285 room service package that comes with a lavalier lapel mic and a cell phone stand so guests can film their very own mukbangs.

The Sip & Slurp menu is available until the end of 2019, and it’s limited to the W Washington DC for now, though more locations may join later.

The whole menu is a publicity campaign to celebrate the hotel’s new $50 million renovation, but it’s honestly kind of a clever way to attract guests through internet trends.

Hotels are often at odds with influencers looking to trade stays for Instagram posts, but if the mukbang menu is any indication, it means some will still happily work with influencers for exposure.

W Hotels kicked off its new mukbang menu with help from Queer Eye’s food expert, Antoni Porowski.