Fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants or luxury eateries come with a price. You might be shocked at the price tags these places carry for a single dish. Luxe dining menus are often created by tasting courses and tailoring them just for the guest ordering them. Paired with super rare wine and other dining accessories, these food menus and places team up to give you a really plush eating experience.

Eating at some of these expensive restaurants can set you back on your monthly budget but what’s the harm in taking a look at some of these expensive restaurants?

Wasabi By Morimoto

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Opened by Legendary Chef Masaharu Morimoto is an award-winning world-class Japanese restaurant that offers authentic Japanese culinary treasures.
Specialty – Japanese Cuisine
Cost for two – ₹12,000

Le Cirque Signature

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Located in the Leela Palace, 23, Old Airport Road, Bangalore. It serves a combination of classic Italian and contemporary French cuisine dishes
Specialty – Italian and French food.
Cost for two – ₹7,000

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Masala Kraft

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Located in The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, Mumbai.  It is a place where you can have North Indian food with a creative twist, rather expensive twist.
Specialty – North Indian food
Cost for two – ₹6,500

Cellini

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It is an authentic Italian classic restaurant with vast array of wines offered in an upscale, modern setting at the Grand Hyatt, Mumbai
Specialty – Italian food, especially the paper-thin wood-fired pizzas.
Cost for two – ₹6,000

Orient Express

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A really upmarket hotel venue that is themed around the legendary train that travels across Europe. The award-winning restaurant at aj Diplomatic Enclave, New Delhi serves up the best course meals from the heart of Europe in a setting that matches the compartment of the Orient Express or Europe. The menu consists of rich delicacies like hors-d’oeuvres, entrees, sorbets, and desserts—cuisines of the countries that the train passes through.
Specialty – European food
Cost for two – ₹8,000

Bukhara

7-time winner of the ‘Restaurant Magazine Award’ for being amongst the Best 50 Restaurants in the World and Best in Asia.
The Bukhara Sikandri Raan, Bukhara Murgh Malai Kababs and the iconic Dal Bukhara are a must try at Bukhara which is located at ITC Maurya in Delhi.
Speciality – Mughlai
Cost for two – approx.₹5000

While a frequent meal at these places might drill a hole in your pocket, it’s worth a try once in a while!

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