There are, however, various Michelin-starred restaurants where a dinner for two can work up to a four-digit bill. When you’re in the mood for a truly elevated culinary experience, here are three of the most lavish dining destinations in Singapore to pamper yourself at.
Would you be willing to shell out a thousand bucks for a meal? For eight individuals who each paid US$1,000 ($1,360) to indulge in the “Ultimate Omakase” at prestigious Japanese restaurant Nobu in Las Vegas in 2016, the money was definitely well-spent. The two-hour degustation — where proceeds of the dinner went to charity — featured surprise plate after surprise plate of top-grade sushi and sashimi prepared by celebrity chef Nobuyuki Matsushisa himself.
Wondering if there was a similar experience closer to home, we made phone calls to all the top tables in Singapore. While there aren’t any $1,000 meals for one — which is a relief to know — it’s very easy to chalk up a bill in the thousands should you pair your food with alcohol.
