He meant that Alaskans are baked 😂

I hope you enjoyed your meal!

I was with a group of three people and none of us ate lunch so that meal filled us pretty good. In fact we were so hungry that we consumed two baskets of bread before the entree even arrive 😂

The total cost is $660 for three after taxes and tips.

Always learning from the comments!

@@Fufski I’ve been a Chef for 40 years I’m still learning. Study the classic cuisines of the world. You’ll find out what’s old is new.

Will continue to explore and learn!

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No it didn’t, it’s all the food on the table which is for three people portion wise.

It was quite expensive, but like you said at least the portion was big to make up for it. I will surely take note on the one in Paris! Thanks!

We had a group of three people and none of us ate lunch that day so suffice to say that we were really hungry.

Yeah... this restaurant has earned a reputation for being expensive and that's why I haven't visit it until now.

I’ll do it the next time!

I also like to show myself as an expression of personality. I’ll make sure to do that whenever I can!

This meal costed an exact $222 per person. On my way back I saw a taco joint with $2 per taco. I wonder what I would choose given another chance 😂

I didn't disparage the restaurant since they did need to inform me if some diner brought this up, but I do have problems with the diners that think they are too good to allow the presence of a camera in this semi-public space that is far far away from them. I was sitting in a corner and the camera was away from any table; those tables weren’t even the subject. I’m usually very careful to not have unrelated people appearing directly in the frame. In fact, I’m much more bothered by the often excessive loud noise coming from the nearby tables but I didn’t for a single time ask them to lower their voices because I know in a restaurant things like this can happen, so can people walk in with a camera to eat with them as long as they are not bothering people with an excessively loud noise, which many people without camera failed to do.

@@Fufski Understood but maybe food and restaurant bloggers such as yourself might want to think about how all of your equipment and cameras are considered a nuisance to other people in the restaurant, including those that work there and other patrons. You’ve got to understand that premier restaurants such as this one, not everyone is enthused, enamored, wants to, or enjoys being involuntarily part of, or having to endure people such as yourself whose primary reason for being there is to record pictures and video of yourself eating good, … rather than just eating food with your party of guests. Sometimes people just want to enjoy a great meal without cameras , you know… how people used to do before video food blogging.

Well, one thing people also need to understand is that no one can make everyone happy. I certainly can’t make everyone happy nor am I trying to. I am fairly considerate when it comes to these occasions as I never talk loudly while eating and filming and I always try to get an angle that does not cause disturbance to other guests in the vicinity. But I can’t however, consider the exhaustive possibility that some unforeseen workers or diners aren’t happy because I brought a camera in a semi-public space. People all want to enjoy a great meal and the camera is clearly not at their table or closely pointed at them, but if they want complete privacy with no cameras in the internet age of 2023, they pay extra for a private room, simple as that. Also, other guests don’t have to be enthused, enamored, or enjoy the fact I’m there recording videos of me eating food because it’s none of their business and I paid to dine there just as they did. The same goes for the fact I don’t enjoy being involuntarily part of or having to endure their noisy conversation which disrupted my dining experience. And in fact, many of my followers are seasoned diners, chefs, managers, executives, and owners themselves working at premium restaurants around the world such as this one, and they love my content. Not only they don’t have a problem with this, but oftentimes they even invite me for a meal at their establishments to shoot content. Yes, you are right, not everyone may be happy with this, but I’m not here to make everyone happy nor am I happy with everyone else, which circles back to my point at the beginning. Thank you for your understanding.

@@Fufski Sorry, your sort of grand statement "one thing people also need to understand is that no one can make everyone happy." is just full of eye rolls. Your statements come off as condescending. Just realize that your camera work, and your vlogging in restaurants can come off as distracting and annoying to others, no matter what you think. And actually, why don't you grab a private room at the restaurant so as not to distract others with your camera work.

Sorry, I'm just telling you a simple reality and I think I have made my point very clear. Despite my effort to be considerate due to "realize your camera work might be distracting...", I can't accommodate for all possible situations and the ones that demand the extremes. I am distracted and annoyed by other tables' excessive loud noise as well, where is their attitude? Sometimes the tables are so loud I can't even hear my own table talking, don't they realize that? Isn't that considered condescending if some people think they are too good and can't allow a camera in a semi-public space that's not even near them? Should I be annoyed and distracted by the fact that there is someone watching at my back because they don't like to see a camera despite not pointing at them? Fortunately, these people are extremely rare, at a rate that's comparable to an insurance policy. In a world like this, people need to coexist through mutual understanding and respect. If ones just demand others to do things without thinking about their own part, it doesn't work. Why don't I grab a private room? Because this is a public space and I don't demand extreme privacy. If you demand things that are above the average that people can offer, then you are the exception. Also, I run this channel so I need to shoot content, with all the aforementioned accommodations in place. Maybe the people demanding that I shut the camera should also pay me for the loss of dining costs and ad revenue produced that's worth multiple times this meal? Maybe you aren't happy because I refuse to back down on my own right, that I refuse to sacrifice my own benefit for other people's benefit (well, it could happen, but not here). Then that's exactly why I said I can't make everyone happy nor am I trying to. If you don't like people shooting videos in a restaurant, then you don't have to watch my videos, my friend. In fact, you shouldn't watch any food-related video shoot in a restaurant because there might always be someone who's not happy behind the scenes despite the video deciding to show it or not.