World's Wealthy Meet for 1 Million Baht Meal in Bangkok
BANGKOK, Thailand — Beluga caviar, truffles and Dom Perignon sorbet were on the menu Saturday for a night of gourmet dining in Bangkok that chefs, wine experts and organizers dubbed the meal of a lifetime.
High-rolling food lovers flew in from Europe, the United States and around Asia for the dinner, which carried a price tag of $25,000 a head, excluding tax and gratuities. Six three-star Michelin chefs from France, Italy and Germany prepared the meal's 10 courses, each paired with a rare fine wine.
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Thai hypocrisy at its best. When a Thai recommends the sufficiency economy, they are actually recommending it for everybody else.
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