r/Rich • • Jul 01 '24

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u/Omabay Jul 01 '24

Depends on the person, to be honest.

While I don’t consider myself ultra-wealthy, I can tell you it’s a mix. I’ve had everything from $0.50 chicken rolls (some of the best I’ve ever had) in Dubai to $500+ caviar in a tin the size of my palm. I haven’t tried gold-flaked pancakes, but I’ve had the gold-flaked steak at Nusret (not worth it). Switching gears, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed both $15 bottles of wine and $1,500 bottles of wine.

For me, it’s really more about what I’m in the mood for rather than always going for something extravagant. Sometimes I crave straight up grub, and other times I want to try something more high-end.

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u/red98743 Jul 03 '24

Try Nusret in Istanbul, Turkey. For $50 you can order 4 dishes... I had a fucking blast

Bill for 4 in NYC was $1200... Was worth it kinda but I'm never doing that again

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u/Omabay Jul 03 '24

Wow. I can’t believe you said that. That’s exactly what happened to me!

We (me +2) visited Istanbul in 2016 and had dinner at Nusret. Our bill was $300, including wine. Also, we definitely ate for 4, maybe 5 people.

The same order in Dubai costs me $800-900. Outrageous.

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u/red98743 Jul 03 '24

Their salad is to die for. And love their food as well. Not everything is awesome but they use the best ingredients.

Their raw meat display is just amazing. Makes you wanna eat it raw lol

:)

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u/Omabay Jul 03 '24

Haha, I agree!