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per se. 1500 bucks for 3 people
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Your most expensive restaurant bill?
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Well my 4 figure one was because it was my grandfather's 90th birthday.
The $600 one was before the recession in 2007 when I had zero percent interest, unjustified bonuses, leveraging property on subprime mortgages and all sorts of wonders.
The $600 one was before the recession in 2007 when I had zero percent interest, unjustified bonuses, leveraging property on subprime mortgages and all sorts of wonders.
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Kobe Japan-dinner for two-around $800 as I remember. Ah-kobe beef. I had to try it at least once in my lifetime.
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Most recently $400 for two at Moto in Chicago.
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That's money poorly spent, in my opinion. Did you like it, though?Originally Posted by SField
I think it is as well. That said, a lot of people eat there and absolutely love it. Seems weird to me. It just strikes me as gimmicky, especially compared to Alinea.
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I think it is as well. That said, a lot of people eat there and absolutely love it. Seems weird to me. It just strikes me as gimmicky, especially compared to Alinea.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I had good food at Otom.
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I had good food at Otom.Originally Posted by SField
That's where my "interest" works. They had a staff tasting and she said the food was pretty good, as well. I have reservations in a couple of weeks. They got a Bib Gourmand, though, so the odds of dropping half a bill are pretty small.
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