The #1 Restaurant In The World (Noma)

Would you dine here? What do you think? 😮

#shorts #finedining #restaurant

[yaogwai]

“Some of the most beautiful dishes you’ll ever see”

Cuts to a jalapeño on a leaf

[chrisdudedurian]

"You know what I really want?"
"A cheeseburger."

[ilovetweek]

That "steak" is like that mickey mouse scene where he cuts bread really thin because they're broke as hell.

[wiIIywanka]

For $450, you can experience what its like to be a wild deer.

[JardTheRat]

Imagine paying 450$ to eat a literal flower

[BenjamintYT]

"The most beautiful dishes you'll ever see"

It's literally raw honeycomb. 💀💀

[fortsmostwanted]

Seems like the kind of place where the head chef would go crazy and trap everyone there.

[gio]

"a flower you can eat!😮"
Italian grandmothers, deep frying pumpkin flowers since the beginning of history 🤨🥱

[stevenarvizu]

As a Chef, you are all correct. Above about 100$ a person, your food won’t get much better by spending more. At that price point and up you’re essentially paying to see dishes that already exist be turned into art. Usually in these restaurants the price point is no longer meant to make your food taste better, it’s for the little things. Consistency, paying for servers that can handle any situation, accommodating guests needs, getting first pick on produce, hiring cleaning services, buying niche equipment etc.

[krave]

Literally the homeless people explaining to me what they eat in the wilderness

[jojojo]

I'm not paying $450 to eat flowers, grass, and foam 😂

[nater]

Do you know how pissed I’d b if I was charged luxury dining prices and got served raw honey comb?

[psalmingit]

For $450 I'll grow my own garden.

[chrisfacchiano]

We not letting that one pepper on a plate of leaves slide 💀💀

[lidl]

Even folks from Denmark make fun of this restaurant lmao

[ohiyoresident]

I’m not paying 450 dollars for a cooked flower

[bleachnbones]

My grandparents were beekeepers, so I literally grew up munching on honeycombs straight from the hive while running around in the fields. It looks so weird to see a microscopic piece of it presented as a gourmet dish in a 450$ meal. But then again, so does seeing the lonely jalapeno, the fried flower or the one single cooked mushroom.

Oh well, rich people are always so eager to throw their money at anything exclusive, new or extravagant so props to them for being able to massively capitalize on those glorified salads and forest treats I guess

[visheshsinha]

Bro gaslighting himself into believing that a chilli on leaves is beautiful.

[letsgobrandon]

This looks like the type of restaurant where you gotta go to McDonald’s afterwards since you’re still hungry

[blackwings]

*When the food preparation techniques are so advanced they dont exist*