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Statistics About The Most Expensive Steakhouse

The most expensive steakhouse likely has significantly higher average menu prices compared to other steakhouse establishments.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we will explore a collection of statistics highlighting the diverse range of prices you can expect to pay for a steak dining experience at some of the world’s most expensive steakhouse establishments. From the lavish Kobe beef offerings in Japan to the classic cuts in New York, these statistics provide a glimpse into the luxurious world of high-end steak dining.

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"The average price for a steak at CUT Singapore is $150."

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"At La Cabrera in Buenos Aires, a steak meal costs around ARS 2,500."

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"The most expensive steak at Cut in Beverly Hills costs around $180."

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"Brooklyn Fare in New York offers steaks starting at $120."

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"A meal at The Grillhouse in Johannesburg typically costs around $100 per person."

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"At Le Relais de l'Entrecôte in Paris, a steak meal costs around €40."

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"A5 Kobe beef at Yakiniku M in Osaka, Japan, is priced around $300."

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"At The French Laundry in Napa Valley, the steak course alone can cost $150."

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"At Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse in Singapore, a Fiorentina T-bone costs about SGD $180."

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"Wolfgang's Steakhouse in Honolulu features steaks starting at $95."

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"Peter Luger Steakhouse in Brooklyn serves steaks starting at $70."

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"On average, diners at Prime 112 in Miami spend $150 per person."

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"RPM Steak in Chicago has steaks that cost up to $160."

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"The most expensive steak at CUT by Wolfgang Puck in London costs £120."

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"At Caldeni in Barcelona, steaks range in price from €60 to €150."

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"Alexander's Steakhouse in San Francisco charges around $200 for their top-tier steaks."

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"The Porterhouse for two at Gallaghers Steakhouse in New York is priced at $109."

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"The average cost per diner at Hawksmoor in London is around £100."

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"A5 Wagyu at SW Steakhouse in Las Vegas can cost up to $250."

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"At Bull & Bear Steakhouse in Orlando, the Tomahawk Steak costs $145."

Based on the statistics gathered from various high-end steakhouse establishments around the world, it is clear that the price of a steak meal can vary significantly depending on the location and quality of the cut. From the $40 steak meal at Le Relais de l’Entrecôte in Paris to the $300 A5 Kobe beef at Yakiniku M in Osaka, Japan, diners have a wide range of options when it comes to experiencing some of the most expensive steakhouses globally. Whether you are dining at CUT Singapore, La Cabrera in Buenos Aires, or SW Steakhouse in Las Vegas, be prepared to splurge for a truly luxurious steak dining experience.