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THE MOST ASTRONOMICAL MENU
New York has the third best restaurant in the world, according to The World's 50 Best Restaurants. It's called ** Eleven Madison Park and has Chef Daniel Humm** in the kitchen who serves a 10-course menu based on fresh, local produce $295 per person . You may choke on the desserts when you receive the bill, but that is nothing compared to the experience that Masa proposes. Japanese chef Masa Takayama has turned the preparation of sushi into pure art and is paid as such. The menu costs 5 $95 per person And that's without succumbing to the charms of sake, which is not included in the price.
The third best restaurant in the world
THE MOST OPULENT HOTEL ROOM
The Plaza, the Four Seasons, the Palace, the Ritz, the Park Hyatt… There are a handful of luxury hotels that offer a stay so pleasant that you never leave your room. But none of these establishments rise to the level of The Mark. This elegant Upper East Side hotel has a Penthouse of more than 1,000 square meters that includes a terrace with views of Central Park. The suite has two floors, five bedrooms, four fireplaces, six bathrooms, a dining room prepared for 26 people and even a library. At a price of 75,000 dollars per night, every corner will have to be taken advantage of.
THE MOST EXCENTRIC COCKTAIL
The London NYC hotel serves a cocktail that you have to know how to taste. His name says it all: the Margarita of billionaires. Its creator, Jayson Goldstein, prepares it with the best of the best starting with the base of it. The tequila used is Patron in Lalique Series 1 , an edition so exclusive that it is listed at $7,500 a bottle, and is followed by Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac , at $3,000. The recipe is completed blue agave nectar, lime and lemon juice and orange liqueur. A magic potion $1,200 a cup That may not change your life, but it will change your wallet.
The Margarita for Billionaires
THE MOST ROMANTIC PROPOSAL
Any corner of New York is romantic enough to stick your knee in the asphalt and take the ring out of your pocket. But with a wad of bills the experience can be unforgettable. For $350, Rockefeller Center empties its famous ice rink of people to seal your love to the applause of onlookers. Central Park hosts a romantic walk with a photographer and musicians orbiting around you for $600. Finally, a big plan is to occupy the Top of the Rock observatory. Twenty minutes of solitude with a dream view is worth $1,500.
Those rooms that are well worth a trip
STORES WHERE TO LOOK A LOT AND TOUCH A LITTLE
Burning the credit card can be done in many stores on Fifth Avenue. In the stretch called the golden mile are the luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman, an institution since its founding in 1899. Not to forget the overflowing luxury of Madison Avenue. There stands Barney's, other exclusive department stores. But none of them beats Oscar de la Renta . His store on the same street is one of the most expensive in the city. Customers spend more than $3,000 on average.
Proposal in Central Park?
THE MOST SUCCULENT PIZZA
One of the most traditional dishes in the city has its luxury version. It is served by Nino's Bellissima, very close to the United Nations headquarters, and has the honor of being the most expensive of all you can try. The Caviar Pizza has, that, caviar from various sources and also lobster . You have to reserve it several days in advance and then shell out $1,000.
CHOCOLATE AT A GOLDEN PRICE
Rarely can chocolate addiction cost as much as **in Serendipity 3**. This always-buzzing restaurant that has been featured in movies like Serendipity and One Day to Remember serves an ice cream sundae called The Frrrozen Haute Chocolate, ideal for gluttons . Bring a mix of up to 28 types of cacao and covered in edible gold . In addition to its ingredients, which raises its price to $25,000 It is a gold and diamond bracelet that hides in the background.
Stores to look at and not to touch
PRIVILEGE ARMCHAIR IN BROADWAY
On Broadway there are slaps to find a seat in the best musicals: the first rows are paid at 300 dollars a ticket and for a little more (well, a lot more) you can meet the actors after the performance is over. This service costs $1,000 and also includes dinner before the play , drinks at intermission and a hand program signed by the protagonists.
EXCLUSIVE PERSONAL ASSISTANT
What if you left your luxury experience in the hands of a specialist? There are multiple personalized services that offer to take you up and down the he trendiest stores with your personal shopper or a stylist who will transform you like a butterfly. Then there are companies like Quintessentially that make all your wishes come true. The best tickets to theaters or parties? Granted. Table in restaurants with a waiting list? Done. Take a tour of New York in a sports car? Ahead. The organization uses its network of contacts to get your experience in New York is unique and without buts that are worth. The price, in this case, is the least important.
The extreme chocolate experience