Two of the most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants in the world are in New York
Briefly

Ginza Kitafuku tops the ranking with its $2,130 tasting menu, followed by Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet’s $1,230 menu, showcasing the luxury of international dining.
The high-end New American eatery Caviar Russe is noted for its opulent 11-course grand tasting menu filled with visually striking and delicious roe-centric dishes.
Masa, the first American restaurant to exceed the $1,000 mark, offers a luxurious dining experience with fragrant truffles and Ossetra caviar under Chef Masa Takayama’s care.
With two New York restaurants making the list, Caviar Russe and Masa stand out as the only American entries, representing culinary excellence and luxury dining.
Read at Time Out New York
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