Most Expensive Meal in the World
With Valentine’s Day coming up, there is no doubt that there are some expensive meals on the menu. If your appetite is enormous and you have a bank account to match, then maybe this 10-course gourmet meal served on February 10, 2007 is for you.
The Dome Restaurant in Bankok, Thailand served up what was billed as the most expensive meal ever sold this past weekend. The six chefs who prepared this expensive meal were flown in from France, Germany and Italy. Similarly, the ingredients they used were also flown in from all over the world. As for the guest-list, it was made up of 15 people, mostly real estate and gaming moguls from Across Asia and the United States. The cost of the most expensive meal was about $30,000, not including tax and tip.
The expensive meal’s wine list certainly fit the bill. It was estimated that the wine list totaled around $200,000 and included a rare Rothschild estate wine. Fine champagne was also available. When guest Sophiane Foster was asked how she was enjoying the meal she was quoted during her eighth course, saying: “I can’t finish it. Your senses can only take so much.”
The Menu for the World’s most expensive meal
(as reported in Britain’s Guardian newspaper)
Crème brûlée of foie gras with Tonga beans
Alain Soliveres (chef)
1990 Louis Roederer CristalTartar of Kobe beef with Imperial Beluga caviar and Belons oyster
Antoine Westermann
1995 Krug Clos du MesnilMousseline of pattes rouges crayfish with morel mushroom infusion
Alain Soliveres
2000 Corton-Charlemagne, Domaine Jean Francois Coche-DuryTarte Fine with scallops and black truffle
Antoine Westermann
1996 Le Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-ContiLobster Osso Buczco
Jean-Michel Lorain
1985 Romanée-Conti, Domaine de la Romanée-ContiRavioli with guinea fowl and burrata cheese, veal reduction
Annie Feolde
1961 Chateau PalmerSaddle of lamb
Marc Meneau
1959 Chateau Mouton RothschildSorbet “Dom Pérignon”
Supreme of pigeon en croute with mushroom sauce and cipollotti
Heinz Winkler
1961 Chateau Haut-BrionVeal cheeks with truffles
Heinz Winkler
1955 Chateau LatourImperial gingerbread pyramid with caramel and salted butter ice-cream
Jean-Michel Lorain
1967 Chateau d’Yquem
Johnny Smoke
says:This is definitely expensive but I could have sworn I saw something recently about a Indonesian or Arab royalty that had a $130k fish served for dinner.
jason
says:in china i heard i man bought a 112k mushroom but also the meal costed 1 million dollars
ket
says:total price including tax is $395000. so it is the most expensive meal in the world.
skeeter
says:And Jesus fed the multitude with a boy’s big lunch of three fish and 5 loaves of bread? So for that much no doubt you could divide it by 5,000 a couple of times or maybe more, and still get a decent lunch.
Connor
says:Well, I know someone whoed buy that right off the bat!
sum kid
says:i rather eat money than that overpriced crap
kmh
says:What a waste of money
donna
says:maybe if I am a multi-millionaire i would try to taste them. hehehe but I would do charity first.
314
says:Pigeon? that disease infested flying rodent was part of the meal. whats next, sewer rat with meal worm puree. im sure these people are so full of them selves that they were stuffed before the chefs cleaned the pigeon crap of the frying pan.
314 is a idiot
says:Pigeon is a delicacy in most parts of the world moron. Americans don’t eat it just because no one here cooks it besides high end places. Pigeon = very good
chef prashant
says:most expensive zade balls in the world contains 23k elephant gold balls.
Lior
says:Pigeons are considered a delicacy in France.
Gaby
says:Expensive things including foods are good if one can afford the bills.The food prepared in Thailand by cheffs from 3 Different countries must be appetising and worth testing.
akash
says:my house meal is more expensive……..
Ahmad Rahal
says:the world largest res in the world is damascus gate and it is expensive too
DP
says:It was the most expensive, not best tasting.
These people probably would have eaten cheeze whiz and not known the difference as long as they paid enoug hfor it.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
Richard
says:I have eaten at this restaurant. I’m not rich at all. It was just a once in a blue moon thing. It really is a beautiful place to be. It is located on the 64th floor of Bangkok’s State Tower. This restaurant is called ‘Dome’ because the top of this building is capped by a large gold dome. The views of the Chao Praya River and downtown Bangkok at sunset are stunning. The ‘Distil’ bar just below the mezzanine floor where ‘Dome’ is situated makes delicious cocktails with all fresh herbs and top shelf spirits, Liqueur etc. I’d never spend that much money on a meal even if I had the funds to do it but I do enjoy going up to the top of State Tower every so often for a drink and the best view of Bangkok there is.
rico
says:thats what the real rich do,,when they are mentaly healthy,,and dont have disfuntional famlies.
kenneth
says:i know right
@CENAFAN4EVA
says:jeesh! ever heard of Red Lobster?
Rasmus Olesen
says:Surprising list of wines really.
1959 Mouton is not the best of the vintage, as isn’t 1961 Haut Brion. Latour would’ve been a better choice unless they distinctively wanted a totally mature wine, in which case a 1945 Mouton or 1959 Margaux would’ve done the trick.
The Yquem was obvious, but the 1996 Montrachet?..too young.
This meal would’ve been 1/3 of this cost just 10 yrs ago, its so sad how the Asian new money has driven prices up 🙁
aralat
says:Ravioli with guinea fowl and burrata cheese, veal reduction
Annie Feolde
1961 Château Palmer
GUINEA!?!?!?!?!
guinea is a freken bird that in puerto rico they roam tha streets and the ppl dont even care for them hahahah and they gave it to those ppl…wow ima do da same in PR!….$10000 for a freken guinea!