I SPENT ₹12,000 on Dinner & THIS Happened... 😱| Ishan Sharma

Ishan Sharma: I SPENT ₹12,000 on Dinner and IT WAS... 😱|

I recently had dinner at this fine dining restaurant in Delhi and got served a crazy 9-course meal! Absolutely loved the food.

But notice the small portion sizing for each meal. This was the veg-tasting menu I tried.

This doesn't make sense right?

You'd expect quantity to be more if you're paying so much right?

Well, here are 3 reasons why restaurants do it:

1. It’s not about eating: people come here to experience a variety of flavors instead of just filling up the stomach

2. You don’t get bored: according to taste psychology, your taste buds get bored after 4-5 bites, this way every bite is special and memorable.

3. Negative space: brands use empty space a lot to communicate a sense of elegance, exclusivity, and scarcity, leading to a higher perceived value.

I guess less is more.

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[supradeep.mukherjee]

Even if I have a trillion dollars in my bank account, I will never fool myself and spend money in such non sensical places

[Frazer-scientist.]

Never in my life .. I'll waste my hard earned money this way

[sabre_code]

I can eat dal rice 3 times daily. My taste buds love the simple meal

[atenea]

Don't believe him guys. It sounds more like an ad😂😂

[shxdowzen]

Its about the art of the food, not filling your stomach lol. People here dissing Michelin star food

[ayushnandi]

Taste psychology -- after 4 5 bites taste buds feel bored...me who just loves every bite of any tasty food😂

[SolveniteOP]

Everyone in the comments salty af cause they are jealous they didn't get to experience this. It's more about the art of fine dining, that's what Michelin-star food is for

[asitkumarsahu_YT]

Sejal ke sath date pe gaye the app and ane ke baad video bana Diya
Pura paisa vasool kardiya 😊

[ExperienceChronicles]

Anyways
Who was that girl, with blue nailpolish?
Holding a desert infront of you..
😂

[Casual-ily]

I haven’t tried Indian accent but in my experience I can say fine dining is not for everyone

It’s expensive ? Yes is it bad ? Nope
There’s people who will appreciate how much work and prep it need to prepare those dishes and different combinations of flavour and ingredients you might not find readily available or not feasible to make at home

Small portions ? Yes but you aren’t having just 1 or two dishes but rather a long tasting menu at the end of the course you’ll get stuffed (in my personal experience)

Consider fine dining as hobby it’s not for everyone but don’t shame others who enjoy it

Plus ambience

[Snowflake_KEy]

Even if the hotel is expensive my first priority is ending my hunger whether the food is cheap or expensive…

[TheIbrahimfahad]

That’s for rich buddy not for common man ; be rich you will understand the elegance of it

[kushalgupta]

Okayy, But his pronunciation of restaurant 😂😭bro it made me dyinggg!!

[loveshell]

12K is like 12 rupees for some people. If u see from that perspective, its neither wasteful nor expensive.

[vnpj]

YES TRUE...! It's all about Experience & Service..

[shalinidhama]

Everyone has their own opinion and so is mine, for me when i will be independant i will surely visit these kind of restaurants not to waste my money but to experience such things...
Its not about food its about the overall experience and standard we got to feel and see..

[shahjamalbiswas]

" less is more" means less for u and more for them 😊

[vxudlpd]

And this is how the marketing of such hotels work 😂

[SanthoshKumar-yqxb]

In India 12K is the monthly salary of most of the common people. Its their monthly expenditure. This is the reality.

[thatailurophile]

Why are you all hating him for spending 12k on a meal and giving lecture on poor and hungry people and all. He worked hard to earn a good amount of money and he can spend however he wants. I'm sure if you all earn like 2L per month you'll also go to such restaurant atleast once or take your parents there.