Eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant comes with the natural presumption that the whole experience will set you back a few quid. But even though there are some incredibly budget-friendly options in the Michelin guide, here are the 15 most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants in the world.
Now look, Michelin-starred restaurants don’t have to set you back so much cash that you end up re-mortgaging your house, but there are some expensive options out there if you’re looking to make a splash.
Food magazine and online chef’s resource, Chef’s Pencil, recently decided to conduct a survey to find out exactly which restaurants are the most expensive. The findings are based on the price of a full tasting menu, Food and Wine notes.
Having poured over some 500 Michelin-starred menus, Chef’s Pencil reckons it has found the most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants in the world.
The list found that Sublimotion in Ibiza, Spain, was the most expensive Michelin-starred restaurant in the world, with a tasting menu clocking in at US$1,740. Underneath, restaurants from Asia dominated the top 10, with Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet in Shanghai, China, coming in second place. A tasting menu there would set you back US$1,422.
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