GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Expensive Meal

The most expensive meal in the world was served at Sublimotion restaurant in Ibiza, Spain, costing around $2,000 per person.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we explore the extravagant world of luxurious dining experiences, where prices soar to astonishing heights. From diamond-studded meals to exclusive tasting menus, these jaw-dropping statistics showcase the pinnacle of culinary indulgence. Join us as we uncover the eye-watering costs of some of the most expensive culinary delights around the globe.

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"The world's most expensive meal costs $2M and comes with a blue moon diamond ring."

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"SubliMotion in Ibiza offers a 20-course tasting menu that costs $1,760 per person."

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"Kitcho in Kyoto, Japan serves a meal that costs around $600 per person."

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"A meal at Urasawa in Beverly Hills costs around $1,111 per person."

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"A meal at Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester in London costs an estimated $343 per person without drinks."

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"The Guinness World Record for the most expensive burger is The Glamburger, which costs $1,770."

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"The world's most expensive pizza, commercially available, costs $2,700."

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"The Fortress Stilt Fisherman Indulgence dessert costs $14,500 per serving."

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"The most expensive caviar comes from the Albino Beluga Sturgeon and costs $34,500 per kilogram."

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"The most expensive sushi, put together by Chef Angelito Araneta Jr., is priced at $1,978."

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"The Frrrozen Haute Chocolate ice cream sundae costs $25,000 per serving."

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"The most expensive sandwich on record, 'von Essen Platinum Club Sandwich', costs £100 ($140)."

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"The world's most expensive ham is Manchado de Jabugo, priced at $4,620 per kilo."

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"Midas Touch Golden Elixir from Three Star Imperial Beverage ranged around $5,915 per bottle."

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"The Vanda Orchid Tea by TWG is considered to be the most expensive tea and its cost per kilogram is £1,260 ($2,050)."

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"A white truffle, weighing 1.51 kilograms, was sold for $160,406 at a Sotheby's auction."

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"In 2013, a watermelon was sold in Japan at auction for $3,500."

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"The Louis XIII Pizza, sold in Salerno, Italy, is priced at €8300 ($9,710)."

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"A coffee called Black Ivory, where the beans pass through an elephant's digestive tract, costs about $500 per pound."

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"A kilogram of Densuke watermelon costs up to $6,100."

The analysis of the world’s most expensive meals and food items reveals an extravagant culinary world where prices can soar to astonishing levels. From $2M meals paired with diamond rings to $500 per pound coffee beans processed through elephant digestive tracts, these luxurious dining experiences cater to a niche market where exclusivity and opulence are valued above all else. The statistics showcase a spectrum of price ranges, from the relatively affordable $343 per person meals to the exorbitant $14,500 dessert servings, providing a peek into the extremes of the fine dining industry. These jaw-dropping prices not only reflect the premium ingredients and meticulous craftsmanship involved but also highlight the desire of some individuals to indulge in unparalleled gastronomic experiences that push the boundaries of luxury.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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