THE ALCHEMIST EXPERIENCE: 50-course dinner at the WORLD'S MOST AMAZING RESTAURANT

​Restaurant Alchemist is one of the world’s most unique restaurants. Alchemy is an ancient practice, shrouded in mystery and secrecy. Its practitioners looked for a way to turn lead into gold. Rasmus Munk does quite the same at his restaurant Alchemist, but instead of turning lead into gold, the chef turns a meal into gastronomic theatre. The new Alchemist redefines the term “experience dining”. During a culinary ride with up to 50 culinary impressions in different areas, guests are guided on a journey through Rasmus Munk’s culinary dream. A form of gastronomic theatre that has not been seen before and which will impress even the most experienced gourmet lovers. A must, plain and simple.

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[doubledoubleusmokymirrord]

Wow that's amazing but one would consider this molecular gastronomy

[daniMSc]

Woooow... it really looks incredible! 5*+ I think... But Id love to know the... price per person....? It could go well as a special treat!!

[linezero]

Chef Ramus looks like Ed Sheeran of food

[markie]

Reservation standing for june 12th. Hope we can go

[edricpletting]

it's like elBulli all over again but in 2020 fashion

[keepow]

i think this is over now. its al mise en place anyway. Looks amazing dont get me wrong, but you can also go to the efteling or sixflags.

[Beechgoose]

God help us. Cheezseburger before, BIG packet of peanuts in jacket pocket. Kebab on way home!

[Gourmet_Goon]

50 courses? That’s just excess of the worst kind. Don’t get me wrong, I love fine dining in all its forms and guises, but does the number of courses make your restaurant and menu better than another starred joint with just a 4 course prix fixe, or a “lowly” 7-9-course tasting? I don’t buy it.

[christianmendoza]

This is like noma but on steroids, a looot of steroids lol. I stick to RR

[randomyoutuber-lp]

I guess it is nothing special, too basic. Boring.

[benjaminvirgo]

What ever happened to a nice, simple dinner? This is so overwhelming, the atmosphere is totally ridiculous, it seems that you are placed in a pseudo drug fuelled trip, and served creative yet rather bizarre and quite honestly, ego driven tapas sized portions that in the end will cost the diner a small fortune.

[crimsonfancy]

Neat. Do they make money?
Also, politics can often turn away guests. A restaurant experience is not a place for political ideology.

[sped]

Doesn't do a thing for me. This isn't cooking.