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What is the most you have paid for a steak at a restaurant?

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Originally posted by: binister
Considering going to a place that charges $60 for a 6oz Kobe Filet Mignon.

I have been told it will be the best steak I have ever had.

55$ for 8oz Kobe over here in Boston (Grille 23)
 
$45 for a filet at Ruth's Chris and Morton's. I think their regular size is 12 oz?

I think Japanese Kobe beef is banned for some reason, you're most likely paying for an American raised Japanese cow.
 
Hm, my dad payed a couple of grand to bring back a bunch of Caribou steaks. He then payed a couple of grand more to bring back a bunch of Elk steaks. 😛 Divide ~2000/~40 steaks makes $50 bucks a pop!
 
Who do you guys like better, Mortons or Ruth Chris? I've eaten at both exactly one time each, and to me, IT'S A TIE! Both are awesome!
 
Originally posted by: Jadow
Who do you guys like better, Mortons or Ruth Chris? I've eaten at both exactly one time each, and to me, IT'S A TIE! Both are awesome!

I prefer Ruth's Chris over Mortons. I just love that sizzling plate of butter in front of me
 
I think I paid about $100 for a steak for 2 at Peter Luger's in Brooklyn.

Also got the fried onions and potatoes...it was yummy.
 
I would never go spend huge money on a steak, at a restaraunt, unless someone else was buying. The most expensive I've had, when employer or vendor was paying, was like $100, with two sides, appetizer and wine.

When I have steak, which is rare these days, man do I have steak. I'll get two for myself, nice big T-Bones, or ribeyes.
 
Originally posted by: kamikaze27
I've paid $75 for a prawn the size of my forearm tho..

Damn, aren't large crustaceans chewy? I once cooked a live lobster that was larger than my cat. Bought it at the local asian market. Worst lobster I have ever had.
 
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