TOP TEN MOST EXPENSIVE DISHES AROUND THE WORLD

 TOP TEN MOST EXPENSIVE DISHES AROUND THE WORLD


Here are some of the most expensive dishes around the world:


1. **Fleur Burger 5000**


- Served at Fleur in Las Vegas, this burger includes Wagyu beef, foie gras, and truffle, topped with a bottle of 1995 Château Pétrus. It costs $5,000.


2. **Louis XIII Pizza**


- Created by Renato Viola in Italy, this pizza features a luxurious mix of ingredients including three types of caviar, lobster, and edible gold. It is priced at around $12,000.


3. **Almas Caviar**


- This Iranian caviar, one of the rarest and most expensive, can cost up to $25,000 per kilogram. It is often enjoyed with blinis and crème fraîche.


4. **Zillion Dollar Lobster Frittata**


- Served at Norma’s in New York City, this dish features lobster, 10 ounces of caviar, and costs $2,000.


5. **Pudding of the Gods**


- A creation by the UK’s The Ritz-Carlton, this dessert includes a gold-plated chocolate soufflé with a price tag of $35,000.


6. **The Golden Opulence Sundae**


- Offered at Serendipity 3 in New York City, this sundae includes edible gold, vanilla from Madagascar, and is served in a goblet made of gold. It costs $1,000.


7. **Sushi Delights**


- Sushi Chef Angelito Araneta Jr. in the Philippines offers a sushi dish that features 24-karat gold leaf, super-rich caviar, and premium ingredients, priced at about $2,000.


8. **The Louis Moinet's "Météorite"**


- This drink is made with a rare meteorite and costs around $60,000 for a single serving. It is known as the most expensive cocktail in the world.


9. **Matsukawa’s Kobe Beef**


- Served at Matsukawa in Tokyo, this dish features highly prized Kobe beef with prices ranging up to $10,000 depending on the cut and preparation.


10. **Sukiyabashi Jiro’s Sushi**


- Known for its exceptional sushi, a meal at this Tokyo-based restaurant can cost over $300 per person, with the experience being highly exclusive.


These dishes are characterized by their use of rare and luxurious ingredients, often making them accessible only to the wealthy.

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