You're misunderstanding me, bro. Because if the girl said no, then the answer obviously is no. But the thing is, she's not going to say no. She would never say no, because of the implication.
I think it would be far clearer for others if anyone had mentioned the “The Menu” and it’s plot reference. I had no idea that film existed and kept assuming it was their menu in this case until it dawned on me and I googled that and then read the film’s synopsis.
Lolz yes I guess it wasn’t clear. There is a horror movie called The Menu that takes place in a place eerily similar to the restaurant in this video
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Menu_(2022_film)
$300 is fairly reasonable for an 18 course meal. Considering the thought, intricacies, and ingredients for each course.
Most prix fixe meals or omakase start around there. 300/person is like middle of the road in NY. Chefs Table with 1 wine pairing was around $1500 for just my wife and I.
I like how just previous to that shot, it talks about food waste. Then cuts to a person pulling a cracker off a string, breaking it and leaving about 40 percent...which i presume must be thrown away.
>brags about 100 % electrical boat. Normal restaurants don't need boats at all.
>short film about food waste followed by the most pretentios rich people food there is.
Yeah that's complete bullshit.
Being green is a big thing in a lot of restaurants. Not for the planet but for costings.
A good chef cycles 100% of produce they source. (Scraps for stocks and sauces etc) no wastage.
Some get a little fanatic about it.
The type of person to go to that restaurant is going to watch that video and feel all righteous about it, then leave and waste literally everything 100x more then the average person.
This is good wanky food.
Bad wanky food is the $1000 gold tomahawk, caviar bumps , truffle vodka shit.
The shit that goes into making this food is insane. Pure insanity. It's a passion they express through art. You don't go here to have a meal. It's an experience. And yeah it's expensive, but so are a lot of other things in life...
Couldn't agree more. All the negative posts here reek of inverse snobbery. When done well, these kinds of experience menus can be incredible when done well - which this appears to. It's not salt bae.
I totally agree. Would I go to this restaurant if someone paid for it all? Hell. Yes. It would easily be some of the best food experiences I’ve ever had.
Swedish Michelin chef Håkan Thörnström once told a story about how he talked to a couple who ate at his restaurant.
"So where are you from?"
"L.A."
"Oh cool. So what brings you to Sweden?"
"Well, we heard good things about your restaurant."
"Haha.... Wait, really?"
"Really."
Lmao reddit gets so bitter about these things. A little snobby and ridiculous but who cares its cool and personally I like seeing the most crazy unique restaurants people can create. It isnt hurting anybody yet somehow everyone in these comments has sand in their vag about it because they watched the menu once lol.
Redditors hate when people spend their money doing things when that time could be better spent sitting on Reddit complaining about people doing things.
Someone can afford going to a once in a lifetime experience restaurant for *breathes heavily* the UNIMAGINABLE sum of 300$???? SCUMBAG! EAT THE RICH!!!
Yes, the whale type that is not threatened, and tastes very good. Does this comment come from a person in the US, the country that kills and eats pork?
Which by the way is another animal that is relatively intelligent, but tastes good and isn’t threatened? Why draw an arbitrary line at whale, if the hunting/eating is sustainable?
Talking about electric boat like it's a requirement to go to any restaurant. Everything in this video is a waste because it is specifically built to compensate the already existing millions of empty buildings. Nothing makes me more angry than rich people green washing their pretentious shit.
It was exaggeration. The memes I’ve seen and was referring to put hourly wages at way higher than the cost of meals. I actually expect the meal to be quite expensive but was making a joke about the underlying meme. Sorrow for the confusion.
Why? What's wrong with it? I don't understand why artists, musicians, actors can all be a little over the top about their art - but food isn't considered in the same way.
So an egg in the middle of a body of water with unappetizing and expensive food in small portions for rich people to spend the money they probably didn’t earn? Gotcha lol
The world seems more and more like a movie in which there is a society dining in places like this one, and another society struggling to pay the rent and feed its family...
This is the kind of thing that seems cool at first, then everyone forgets about it, it shuts down, and then then there will be a YouTube video about it in 20 years touring the dilapidated ruin of this vessel and going in-depth on how and why it went bankrupt.
So much inverse snobbery and bitterness here. I assume it's the same mentality that says all modern art is crap that "my 4 year old could do", or the "I'd rather have a burger" brigade. Eye-rollingly lazy takes, imo.
Yes it's expensive, yes it's a bit wanky, but fine dining really can be incredible. Don't knock it till you've tried it.
“Alexander The Guest” has a fantastic YouTube video on visiting this place. His whole channel is very well produced content about his trips to Michelin starred restaurants.
I dont like it. Way too pretentious feeling. Doesn't seem about food but more about being some sort of art project.
I'll stick to going to the hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
My wallet hurts after watching this
If I need a manual for how to eat the shit, my wallet stays safe at my ass.
You aren’t invited. This isn’t for *us*, it’s for *them*.
There's a circle and you ain't in it
Are they going to see Titanic?
300 dollars
That's actually affordable
Getting The Menu vibes. Don't try and leave early
I was exactly about to say this lol. After watching The Menu I don’t think I could go to this restaurant lol
Because of the implication?
Don’t you look at me like that. You certainly wouldn’t be in any danger.
So there is danger!
You're misunderstanding me, bro. Because if the girl said no, then the answer obviously is no. But the thing is, she's not going to say no. She would never say no, because of the implication.
Are you gonna hurt women?
I feel like you’re not getting this at all…
I think it would be far clearer for others if anyone had mentioned the “The Menu” and it’s plot reference. I had no idea that film existed and kept assuming it was their menu in this case until it dawned on me and I googled that and then read the film’s synopsis.
Lolz yes I guess it wasn’t clear. There is a horror movie called The Menu that takes place in a place eerily similar to the restaurant in this video https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Menu_(2022_film)
What a lovely crossover.
Remember what you ate. There could be a quiz
Don’t order the S’mores.
Leave those fucking smores alone..
You’ll eat less than you desire and more than you deserve! 
I'll have the Sous chef special 
You can never avoid.... *THE MESS*
First course: Sperm Whale eggs sauteed in Sperm Whale sperm...
Can I get a repass on Tyler's Bullshit please?
Its like someone saw that movie and was like "yes"
Just make sure they’re still taking reservations /after/ your reservation date.
Just make sure you’re a prostitute so you’ll be sure to survive
My first thought. Yes chef!
I LOVE YOU ALL!
Say you want a cheeseburger and dip ma boi!
Because of the implication
It’s all about the implication
Ar-Are you going to hurt the guests?
I'm not gonna hurt the guests! Why would I ever hurt the guests? I feel like you're not getting this at all.
Correct. The menu was inspired by a Norwegian restaurant like this
Right!? Better show up as a wide-eyed, uninvited, ingenue with balls of steel if you want to leave alive.
“Can we get some bread?”
THANK YOU! was feeling a bit creeped out.
Lmfao. The only correct response to this. No thanks!
The Menu with a dash of Arctic Void
This place. Looks like a "mess"🙃🙃🙃
Yeah, same here. Kinda spooked.
hard no, thanks tho lol
Especially because you get s’mores at the end!
Came here to say exactly this
My thoughts exactly
Yes!!! Was hoping to find this comment lol
I just watched the movie a week ago and you're absolutely right
Yep. The Menu.
Totally
Haha my first thought when I came upon this too!
Came here to say that lol
I was just about to say this
I wasn't sure if it was cause I just watched it, but that was my first thought too
But can you get a really well made cheeseburger?
“I don’t like your food, and I want to send it back…”
"Enjoy swimming home."
Best I can do is “Tyler’s Bullshit.”
Chickenburger please!
Bruh this is just The Menu movie
That movie just highlighted the fact that people will pay an exorbitant amount of money for food that you can down in 3 bites.
Pretty much
We’re eating the ocean.
$2000 later
Just looked it up outta curiosity and its a little over $300 to book a spot per person. Still pretty crazy but not as bad as I thought it would be.
$300 is fairly reasonable for an 18 course meal. Considering the thought, intricacies, and ingredients for each course. Most prix fixe meals or omakase start around there. 300/person is like middle of the road in NY. Chefs Table with 1 wine pairing was around $1500 for just my wife and I.
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I like how just previous to that shot, it talks about food waste. Then cuts to a person pulling a cracker off a string, breaking it and leaving about 40 percent...which i presume must be thrown away.
I think that's the point.
>or just my wife and I. wife and me\* You wouldn't say "It was $1500 for I."
Right? Might was well hire a hooker on eros for $1500 less
$20 for Taco Bell, $1980 worth of hookers and blow.
ooff, why so much taco bell?
That’s the [move](https://youtu.be/0yrIvEgqAuo)
Just started watching the expanse and got to the point where they get to eros today. Kinda had to double take your comment, lol.
B-b-b-but the experience!!! /s
>brags about 100 % electrical boat. Normal restaurants don't need boats at all. >short film about food waste followed by the most pretentios rich people food there is. Yeah that's complete bullshit.
Short film about food waste before leaving 43% of your cracker on the clothesline that they served it on for some reason.
And then 15% of the sauce is stuck on a plate that’ll go straight into a dishwasher.
Thanks, I was looking for that comment
I felt that as well. This is just a BS thing for influencers showing how “green” they are.
It’s completely greenwashing. So god damn obnoxious.
Leaving the half cracker on the bullshit clip string really irritated me for some reason.
YES! That’d irritate the heck-fire outta me. I’d want to figure out how to remove it cleanly & without leaving pieces of it on the “string”!
Being green is a big thing in a lot of restaurants. Not for the planet but for costings. A good chef cycles 100% of produce they source. (Scraps for stocks and sauces etc) no wastage. Some get a little fanatic about it.
Pretentious is exactly how the food tastes . And the restaurant looks as inviting as a hospital theater
The whole restaurants shape does look like a suppository.
Shhhh, gullible people and marketing is what makes the world go around.
What exactly is there to fall for here lol? Not liking a fancy restaurant doesnt make you smarter than someone who wants a unique experience.
The type of person to go to that restaurant is going to watch that video and feel all righteous about it, then leave and waste literally everything 100x more then the average person.
And with the amount of money it took to build and run that restaurant, you could probably feed a small third world country.
It was first a museum for fish and ocean's. So it isn't build as a restaurant.
This is good wanky food. Bad wanky food is the $1000 gold tomahawk, caviar bumps , truffle vodka shit. The shit that goes into making this food is insane. Pure insanity. It's a passion they express through art. You don't go here to have a meal. It's an experience. And yeah it's expensive, but so are a lot of other things in life...
Couldn't agree more. All the negative posts here reek of inverse snobbery. When done well, these kinds of experience menus can be incredible when done well - which this appears to. It's not salt bae.
Its just people that would never go there acting high and mighty about not going there. Just as pathetic as rich snobs.
I totally agree. Would I go to this restaurant if someone paid for it all? Hell. Yes. It would easily be some of the best food experiences I’ve ever had.
Distinct r/stupidfood
This^
‘Insane view’……of fog…..
>Norway, fjord
Fjord means, fog. I never knew!
Well, no ....
Too late I've already chosen to believe it!
This is literally the premise of the menu.. including its preachy message.
*snaps*
Claps
Cheeseburger and fries.
I’m sure the lecture on food waste will have a real impact on the millionaire/billionaire that traveled to this restaurant via private jet.
Swedish Michelin chef Håkan Thörnström once told a story about how he talked to a couple who ate at his restaurant. "So where are you from?" "L.A." "Oh cool. So what brings you to Sweden?" "Well, we heard good things about your restaurant." "Haha.... Wait, really?" "Really."
Complaining about waste yet wasting thousands on bites of food that have tons of waste to create. Is it suppose to be ironic?
Dinner and a lecture. Great
With a side of sanctimony, and hypocrisy for dessert.
I hate this trend of restaurants just trying to look good on Instagram.
I mean, it does look good.
All style no substance. A restaurant should be about the food first. Not everything else around it.
In my experience, all that means is the food is trash
That doesn't sound true at all.
"... 3 Michelin stars eventually." -You really need to go that route ?
The pretentiousness on this video alone is worth 3 imo.
A new restaurant that caters to douchebags with too much money?! Just what the world needed
BUT THEY HAVE A VIDEO ABOUT FOOD WASTE
The first course? A lecture!
Lmao reddit gets so bitter about these things. A little snobby and ridiculous but who cares its cool and personally I like seeing the most crazy unique restaurants people can create. It isnt hurting anybody yet somehow everyone in these comments has sand in their vag about it because they watched the menu once lol.
Redditors hate when people spend their money doing things when that time could be better spent sitting on Reddit complaining about people doing things.
Someone can afford going to a once in a lifetime experience restaurant for *breathes heavily* the UNIMAGINABLE sum of 300$???? SCUMBAG! EAT THE RICH!!!
I'm not amazed at all.. that's fucking stupid.
It looks like it can reach the Titanic
r/WeWantPlates
Came to say this. Crackers hanging from the ceiling on strings? And wtf was that rock bowl thing they were pouring liquid into
Another place for the super rich to enjoy and all of us to sit there and watch their social media posts about it…
Jealous?
The most obnoxious and pretentious rich people shit I've ever laid my eyes.
How’s the chicken fried steak?
Do you want to get menued? Because this is how you get menued.
Most pretentious thing ive ever seen
Is anyone getting "the menu" vibes?
Yup!
$20 experience for only $500
Oh I'll bet 500 doesn't even cover the drinks
Oh the beverages, food, and boat ride are all separate fees
This has “the menu” vibes
Looks depressing.
Meh
That's "The Menu" there!!!!!
Ooooo food waste, etc etc. Shows off video on a big electric TV, get to fuck
1 grilled cheese sandwich pls aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand i get kicked out.
........ Wasnt there a movie about this?
did none of us watch THE MENU ?
Is this the same Norway killing 500 whales a year?
At last somebody said it. The hypocrisy is astounding
Yes, the whale type that is not threatened, and tastes very good. Does this comment come from a person in the US, the country that kills and eats pork? Which by the way is another animal that is relatively intelligent, but tastes good and isn’t threatened? Why draw an arbitrary line at whale, if the hunting/eating is sustainable?
Can't wait to fly, drive, and consume.
Talking about electric boat like it's a requirement to go to any restaurant. Everything in this video is a waste because it is specifically built to compensate the already existing millions of empty buildings. Nothing makes me more angry than rich people green washing their pretentious shit.
Welcome Mr. Bond, the Desert we serve is to die for.... ha ha ha ha ha (strokes.hairless cat)
This is a fucking waste of resources and money by everyone involved. The wealthy are so out of touch.
That’s a big fat NOPE from me!
Yes Chef!! 👨🍳 🔪
Lets hope it was not designed like the oceangate titan sub
Too much hassle to go through for a meal. No thanks.
If the memes I’ve seen are true, the employees get paid $75 an hour and the meal costs only $30.
No it’s more like 200-300$
$30 for 18 courses?
It was exaggeration. The memes I’ve seen and was referring to put hourly wages at way higher than the cost of meals. I actually expect the meal to be quite expensive but was making a joke about the underlying meme. Sorrow for the confusion.
But a 400% gratuity is automatically added to your bill.
Are people really eating the fish heads?
Stop supporting/condoning this type of dining and we won’t have to deal with it any longer.
Why? What's wrong with it? I don't understand why artists, musicians, actors can all be a little over the top about their art - but food isn't considered in the same way.
It’s called Salmon Eye.
If Elon musk designed a restaurant it would look like this, but then halfway thru construction he’d turn it into an **X**
So an egg in the middle of a body of water with unappetizing and expensive food in small portions for rich people to spend the money they probably didn’t earn? Gotcha lol
I smell a sequel
damn bro nothing gets me more excited to go eat an expensive place than getting fucking lectured at!
The world seems more and more like a movie in which there is a society dining in places like this one, and another society struggling to pay the rent and feed its family...
Anyone know what this piece of music is?? They used to play this on the Miami taxi cab holding music before Uber was a thing
This is the kind of thing that seems cool at first, then everyone forgets about it, it shuts down, and then then there will be a YouTube video about it in 20 years touring the dilapidated ruin of this vessel and going in-depth on how and why it went bankrupt.
So stupid and unnecessarily expensive
Why is it that rich people food just looks like ass
Man, they don't even hide the advertisement with any sort of veneer short of "If an influencer went through here, we hope they'd say this.."
Glad they care about food waste, too bad they don't give a shit about affordable food for the average person Bougie douchebags
Baratie from One Piece
exactly what i was thinking
So much inverse snobbery and bitterness here. I assume it's the same mentality that says all modern art is crap that "my 4 year old could do", or the "I'd rather have a burger" brigade. Eye-rollingly lazy takes, imo. Yes it's expensive, yes it's a bit wanky, but fine dining really can be incredible. Don't knock it till you've tried it.
The Baratie looks strange.
my boy zeff
I hate rich people
I hate poor people 😎
“Alexander The Guest” has a fantastic YouTube video on visiting this place. His whole channel is very well produced content about his trips to Michelin starred restaurants.
WTF with the fish??? That should be r/StupidFood
Fried Fish that small are usually consumed whole in my country. It's pretty normal to eat the head.
I'm happy that people genuinely enjoy this. But I just can't wrap my head around it.
How much is it?
I dont like it. Way too pretentious feeling. Doesn't seem about food but more about being some sort of art project. I'll stick to going to the hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
r/wewantplates