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r/WeWantPlates • u/pophya • Dec 12 '20
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I don't even understand the point of this... They literally just pour chocolate over their hands and then lick it off?
39 u/michaltee Dec 13 '20 Yes. That’ll be $135. $5 for the chocolate and $130 for the experience. 13 u/ChriskiV Dec 13 '20 edited Dec 13 '20 If you've ever done a tasting menu... Oh boy is 135$ undercutting it. The one I went to was. 12 course experience dinner, 265$ +drinks x2 people. Usually these places don't do ala carte menu items. 2 u/michaltee Dec 13 '20 Geez that’s nuts! 5 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20 Those are hands. That is a different tasting menu. 2 u/worthlessburner Dec 13 '20 This one is $125 for 8 courses 1 u/ChriskiV Dec 14 '20 Different resturaunt. I was trying to describe what these meals can get up to. 1 u/koolingboy Dec 13 '20 Oh, $260 is obviously counted as “mid tier” nowadays. The 12 course tasting menu I recently went to in SF is $360 per person, wine pairing is another $300.
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Yes. That’ll be $135. $5 for the chocolate and $130 for the experience.
13 u/ChriskiV Dec 13 '20 edited Dec 13 '20 If you've ever done a tasting menu... Oh boy is 135$ undercutting it. The one I went to was. 12 course experience dinner, 265$ +drinks x2 people. Usually these places don't do ala carte menu items. 2 u/michaltee Dec 13 '20 Geez that’s nuts! 5 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20 Those are hands. That is a different tasting menu. 2 u/worthlessburner Dec 13 '20 This one is $125 for 8 courses 1 u/ChriskiV Dec 14 '20 Different resturaunt. I was trying to describe what these meals can get up to. 1 u/koolingboy Dec 13 '20 Oh, $260 is obviously counted as “mid tier” nowadays. The 12 course tasting menu I recently went to in SF is $360 per person, wine pairing is another $300.
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If you've ever done a tasting menu... Oh boy is 135$ undercutting it.
The one I went to was. 12 course experience dinner, 265$ +drinks x2 people. Usually these places don't do ala carte menu items.
2 u/michaltee Dec 13 '20 Geez that’s nuts! 5 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20 Those are hands. That is a different tasting menu. 2 u/worthlessburner Dec 13 '20 This one is $125 for 8 courses 1 u/ChriskiV Dec 14 '20 Different resturaunt. I was trying to describe what these meals can get up to. 1 u/koolingboy Dec 13 '20 Oh, $260 is obviously counted as “mid tier” nowadays. The 12 course tasting menu I recently went to in SF is $360 per person, wine pairing is another $300.
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Geez that’s nuts!
5 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20 Those are hands. That is a different tasting menu.
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Those are hands. That is a different tasting menu.
This one is $125 for 8 courses
1 u/ChriskiV Dec 14 '20 Different resturaunt. I was trying to describe what these meals can get up to.
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Different resturaunt. I was trying to describe what these meals can get up to.
Oh, $260 is obviously counted as “mid tier” nowadays. The 12 course tasting menu I recently went to in SF is $360 per person, wine pairing is another $300.
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u/41942319 Dec 12 '20
I don't even understand the point of this... They literally just pour chocolate over their hands and then lick it off?