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The person I am dinning with and the treatment from the staff overall is what makes an expirience at anything memorable. An excellent staff is what keeps me loyal to a company, keeps me coming back and referring others to do business with them.
01:27 - The kitchen staff 02:11 - Preparation time 02:53 - The waiting staff 03:37 - The cutlery, tableware and glassware 04:34 - The interior décor 05:25 - The ingredients 06:00 - The complex menus 06:45 - Complementary dishes, drinks and other services 07:37 - Top-range kitchen equipment 08:07 - Top shelf wine and spirits lists 08:45 - High levels of cleanliness 09:04 - Fewer serving hours 09:42 - Location 09:59 - Staying at the cutting edge of food trends 10:34 - High level of attention to detail
I was a host aka "maitre' d" for a fine dining restaurant...and this is ALL so true. The Chef was a Top Chef winner and she demanded the best of the best. Each guest spent about $75-120 and it was very normal for celebrity guests to come in and spend $500-$700 on a party of 4.
50$ is actually pretty cheap for fine dining.. BUT it all depends on the taste of the food and quality of ingredients for me. I hated the social etiquette classes in gastronomy school. (You've never expected there to be 40+ different varieties of potatoes and the variety you are using makes a huge diffenece in the taste and texture while eating.. also there are a huge different varieteies of salts and peppers.. You can't just use hawaiian black salt for every dish xD - I would mainly recommend this for thicker steak cuts like Chateaubriand since the smokey/ashy-lava flavor of the salt doesn't penetrate to deep into the meat then. there's also a difference between Pakistani Himalayan Pink Salt and Indian Himalayan Pink Salt because the indian one has a slight delicate sweet flavour to it) You can probably cook a 5 course fine dining menue for 4 people at around 80 - open ends bucks depending on where you live and what quality of ingredients you use. I general I prefer this type of eating since I often make it for myself at home or at every family meetings because of the huge variety of foods getting served (8-9 courses with probably 8 hours just cooking, preparartion of some ingredeients can take up to several weeks)... one of the easiest to cook and cheapest things I would put on a fine dining menu would be macadamia crusted seared halibut on top of shitakee/shimeji/Nameko/Matsutake + garlic/onion Fried rice and a sweet plum sauce with hibiscus flowers as eatable decorantion. This is something you can cook for yourself and friends for around 25-30 bucks. A trend I have realized is that a lot of more Southern East Asian and Japanese tastes made their way to the west since a lot of them use "UMAMI" (which means delicious in japanese and is a combination of all 5 senses of taste into one dish without loosing the ingredients original taste)
fine dining being expensive is a legend. fine dining is CHEAP. i’ve eaten in the world’s best restaurants (osteria francescana, noma, you name it) and you can get the most astonishing experience in the world for around 5/600€ each. a phone is over 1k, chinese made nikes are 250€, a gucci tee is 400€ and these things have NO VALUE, are not unforgettable exeperiences by the world’s best artisans. so, fine dining is DAMN CHEAP.
I do Noma, too. Not far from my neighborhood. And now also Alchemist and Geranium. Marchal , if lazy to go farther than city center :)) . Personally know the people behind them, as well. However , the diff between the dining experience and the things you've mentioned ie. phone, Nikes, Gucci tee, etc. is that the dining experience is done after a visit. The things can be used many times over. I enjoy the dining experience a few times a month on rotation. It does add up-- @ ca. DKK4-6k/ visit. Just putting things in perspective :) . Enjoy them all!
Pricing is all about charging what customers perceive to be good value. Businesses have to think about covering the costs of the meal, staff (both back and front of the house), as well as providing a great atmosphere and service to the customers. In an industry with low profit margins, it makes sense for fine dining restaurants to charge a premium price to deliver a premium product and service.
The deciding factor, for me, is who I'm dining with, if you're on a date and their a bore or jerk it can truly put a damper on the fine dining experience.
Guys, was it worth it? I am a foodie, but that place is kind of expensive for me. But I might actually try it at least once. Is it really worth 1000 USD?
Omair's Garage if you really love the best food preparers in a way you never see again yes. If you love the show of fine dining go for it. Plus you have the bragging rights of eating at a three star Michelin restaurant. We normally have a great dinner on a vacation and drop 250 to 300 once on the trip.
Thanks goodness you arrived, I thought that the narrator was hospitalized due to coronavirus infection Next video should be about farming..... Stay safe Alux 🙏
There are minor features. 1)Within reason they (not including chef selection one menu est) will make whatever a customer wants without a fuss.2)If there is a bill discrepancy it is handled discretly to the satisfaction of all parties- no public fuss- no police. Years ago I was friends with the Mgr of Tavern on the Green .He described how he handled those situations. [Note: surprise, Bill problems were not a common occurrence there 😊]
What separates fine-dining restaurants from other kinds of restaurants is the level of care the staff from fine dining establishments show towards the guests. Your food could be great, but if your service is poor, I’m out. Period.
I can not wait for this CCP Virus is over, so I can start dining again. Thanks Alux for letting us know what it's like to go out and really have fun in Fine dining. 😂
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Even low-star hotels use linen-cleaning services now. Nobody can be bothered to do their own washing! (Perhaps not all to the Best cleaners, but it all helps to take their Patrons to the cleaners..).
Ahmad Adel ... Well, mine is. 😉 As I was clearly implying, good, fresh/raw food is actually quite cheap - I don’t need my food carved into a swan; just good quality ingredients, well-prepared - and good portions commensurate with my workouts!! 😊
Deepak Samson praying wont help, its just to realise the only one can make money to yourself, is yourself, an investor wont, a mentor wont, neither a god
@@David-vz4yk I totally agree with you , infact it's my believe that once you start making choices based on idea that god helps us .. it won't work , we have to take choices based on yourself not on others not even GOD ............. BEST TO YOU
go out for fine dining I skip lunch. sit at the 1st seating of the evening meals over the top, season just right , plated ,glass ware silver it just make s the diner so special etc. cant go to paris Rome London Spain but can find a great fine dining in town or do a day trip out of town just for dinner dress in your best Sunday cloth
There is some truth in this video - but also there are a lot of stereotypes. There can be so many different types of fine dining restaurants... and they come in as many variations. There is also nonsense: for example chefs in fine dining restaurants don't earn necessarily a lot (maybe the head chef or chef de cuisine - but often not even them) - this applies rather to celebrity restaurants. Also the interior is not always totally regal and designed. And designed and expensive interiors are not exclusive for fine dining restaurants. Time is also not a factor, because most of the time, there is no "official overtime" which needs to be paid.
The food and wine paring. That the server guide’s you to. And a wonderful after dinner drink that compliment’s the dessert. It also should pair well. Like Taylor Fladgate 20 or 30Years Tawny Port. Will pair well with an Apple Tart with Carmel Sauce. ✨🥂✨🍽✨😊
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Hello Aluxers,! Wwhat do you think makes a truly memorable dining experience?
Mind Mastery: www.alux.com/meditation
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How do I Know if Im Getting RIPPED Off or getting the worth of valuable experience for my Money , when eatingat all sorts of Fine dining ?🤔
What do you think?
The person I am dinning with and the treatment from the staff overall is what makes an expirience at anything memorable. An excellent staff is what keeps me loyal to a company, keeps me coming back and referring others to do business with them.
I think fine dining is a five senses experience. Sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing all combined to give a rich experience!!
Very true. The experience is definitely worth it. I miss Kobe club 😫
01:27 - The kitchen staff
02:11 - Preparation time
02:53 - The waiting staff
03:37 - The cutlery, tableware and glassware
04:34 - The interior décor
05:25 - The ingredients
06:00 - The complex menus
06:45 - Complementary dishes, drinks and other services
07:37 - Top-range kitchen equipment
08:07 - Top shelf wine and spirits lists
08:45 - High levels of cleanliness
09:04 - Fewer serving hours
09:42 - Location
09:59 - Staying at the cutting edge of food trends
10:34 - High level of attention to detail
Wow dude 🤦🏻♂️😑
Once again
There's always this guy , who shits out everything in the comment section
Benakatti V.P its in the vid description tho
@@David-vz4yk Ain't nobody got time for that.
You get to charge what you’re worth.
you pay for the entire experience not only the food on the plate ..... its like travelling the world, but gastronomically.
@John Smith nahh. better not eat street food. street foods is dirty and trash.
I was a host aka "maitre' d" for a fine dining restaurant...and this is ALL so true. The Chef was a Top Chef winner and she demanded the best of the best. Each guest spent about $75-120 and it was very normal for celebrity guests to come in and spend $500-$700 on a party of 4.
I used to work in fine dinning for many years when I was younger. Thank you for bringing back sweet memories :)
50$ is actually pretty cheap for fine dining.. BUT it all depends on the taste of the food and quality of ingredients for me. I hated the social etiquette classes in gastronomy school. (You've never expected there to be 40+ different varieties of potatoes and the variety you are using makes a huge diffenece in the taste and texture while eating.. also there are a huge different varieteies of salts and peppers.. You can't just use hawaiian black salt for every dish xD - I would mainly recommend this for thicker steak cuts like Chateaubriand since the smokey/ashy-lava flavor of the salt doesn't penetrate to deep into the meat then. there's also a difference between Pakistani Himalayan Pink Salt and Indian Himalayan Pink Salt because the indian one has a slight delicate sweet flavour to it)
You can probably cook a 5 course fine dining menue for 4 people at around 80 - open ends bucks depending on where you live and what quality of ingredients you use.
I general I prefer this type of eating since I often make it for myself at home or at every family meetings because of the huge variety of foods getting served (8-9 courses with probably 8 hours just cooking, preparartion of some ingredeients can take up to several weeks)... one of the easiest to cook and cheapest things I would put on a fine dining menu would be macadamia crusted seared halibut on top of shitakee/shimeji/Nameko/Matsutake + garlic/onion Fried rice and a sweet plum sauce with hibiscus flowers as eatable decorantion. This is something you can cook for yourself and friends for around 25-30 bucks.
A trend I have realized is that a lot of more Southern East Asian and Japanese tastes made their way to the west since a lot of them use "UMAMI" (which means delicious in japanese and is a combination of all 5 senses of taste into one dish without loosing the ingredients original taste)
fine dining being expensive is a legend. fine dining is CHEAP. i’ve eaten in the world’s best restaurants (osteria francescana, noma, you name it) and you can get the most astonishing experience in the world for around 5/600€ each. a phone is over 1k, chinese made nikes are 250€, a gucci tee is 400€ and these things have NO VALUE, are not unforgettable exeperiences by the world’s best artisans. so, fine dining is DAMN CHEAP.
I do Noma, too. Not far from my neighborhood. And now also Alchemist and Geranium. Marchal , if lazy to go farther than city center :)) . Personally know the people behind them, as well. However , the diff between the dining experience and the things you've mentioned ie. phone, Nikes, Gucci tee, etc. is that the dining experience is done after a visit. The things can be used many times over. I enjoy the dining experience a few times a month on rotation. It does add up-- @ ca. DKK4-6k/ visit. Just putting things in perspective :) . Enjoy them all!
#6 I used to work in a high-end Hotel. The Wine and the Ingredients are one of the Reason why it's like 200-300$ each Person :) Great Video👍👍
Indeed! Thank you :)
Pricing is all about charging what customers perceive to be good value. Businesses have to think about covering the costs of the meal, staff (both back and front of the house), as well as providing a great atmosphere and service to the customers. In an industry with low profit margins, it makes sense for fine dining restaurants to charge a premium price to deliver a premium product and service.
The deciding factor, for me, is who I'm dining with, if you're on a date and their a bore or jerk it can truly put a damper on the fine dining experience.
Went to La Cinq at the Four Seasons in Paris a few years ago. Meal for two in USD.... $953
Not cheap but we will always remember the experience.
Me to I payed more like USD $1,200 for 2
Guys, was it worth it? I am a foodie, but that place is kind of expensive for me. But I might actually try it at least once. Is it really worth 1000 USD?
Omair's Garage if you really love the best food preparers in a way you never see again yes.
If you love the show of fine dining go for it.
Plus you have the bragging rights of eating at a three star Michelin restaurant.
We normally have a great dinner on a vacation and drop 250 to 300 once on the trip.
@@texasboy5117 Thanks.
Bro, 953 dollars for food is just a scam whatever the experience.
Thanks goodness you arrived, I thought that the narrator was hospitalized due to coronavirus infection
Next video should be about farming.....
Stay safe Alux 🙏
Apart from all these, the person on the other side of the table makes a truely memorable dining experience.
There are minor features. 1)Within reason they (not including chef selection one menu est) will make whatever a customer wants without a fuss.2)If there is a bill discrepancy it is handled discretly to the satisfaction of all parties- no public fuss- no police. Years ago I was friends with the Mgr of Tavern on the Green .He described how he handled those situations. [Note: surprise, Bill problems were not a common occurrence there 😊]
I am lucky to be invited at times in these restaurants for work dinners and, yes, it's totally another story.
Gianni Di Leo ?
@@David-vz4yk I mean that my job sometimes takes me in these fine restaurants. And somebody else pays 🙄😜
What separates fine-dining restaurants from other kinds of restaurants is the level of care the staff from fine dining establishments show towards the guests. Your food could be great, but if your service is poor, I’m out. Period.
The most memorable experience in fine dining would be when the waiter forgets to bring the check ☺️
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i have never seen a person or chef cutting chill with a cleaver , die hard fan of alux 🙂♥️ lovely channel inspired to start my business journey
They cut everything with the cleaver here in China. Even cilantro
@@RuchiinChina not everyone is living in china ,
First best channel on RUclips ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you :)
I would love a video of rare foods and ingredients, like really high quality tea, wine and meat etc... that gets few units per year
I can not wait for this CCP Virus is over, so I can start dining again. Thanks Alux for letting us know what it's like to go out and really have fun in Fine dining. 😂
The meat tastes better and the service is off the charts. Worth every penny. We went to Bob steakhouse.
Loook for a healthy food is what I need expensiive or not the important is the nutrition thank you Alux
Fine dining to me is a unique food preparation!! Something I cannot find somewhere else!!!
A memorable dining experience to me is when a potato, no matter how its prepared has to be served HOT
I love how y’all at Alux bring education to this community!
Fine dining to me is a unique perspective on the food menu.
Watching this while eating my PBJ.
For it's the staff. You get kind and courteous staff trust me the food tastes next level.
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The cutlery, table wear and glass wear
@ - The kitchen staff
@ - Preparation time
@ - The waiting staff
@ - The cutlery, tableware and glassware
@ - The interior décor
@ - The ingredients
@ - The complex menus
@ - Complementary dishes, drinks and other services
@ - Top-range kitchen equipment
@ - Top shelf wine and spirits lists
@ - High levels of cleanliness
@ - Fewer serving hours
@ - Location
@ - Staying at the cutting edge of food trends
@ - High level of attention to detail
click on steve jobs logo
Alux is probably going to like a future billionaire's comment this channel won't stop until I become billionaire thanks alux
Of course we won't stop!
@@alux and don't even stop too 🤘🤘
Good Question Madam:
For me, any dining style, as long as you are eating with your love ones, good friends, and family... And being happy with them
Please make more videos on money and business and especially Sunday motivation videos hoping this Sunday video will contain the same .....
Even low-star hotels use linen-cleaning services now. Nobody can be bothered to do their own washing! (Perhaps not all to the Best cleaners, but it all helps to take their Patrons to the cleaners..).
Guys be prepared to do this with your spouse or significant other on their birthdays or anniversary. It's worth the money.
After all, I will invite myself eating Omelette in my kitchen
If people didn't know this entire list before viewing the video, there's an issue there
💲26000 for one dinner, Jordy? Who all remembered Wolf of Wall Street Scene?
That's insane.
Service and quality of food
Heya fellas you're always killin it with the stuff, I'll glad if you create an course or seminar or money making, waiting for it pal. Peace take care
Couldn’t be less interested in ‘fine dining’ ... talk about ‘diminishing returns’ ...
Well guess what! Life is not only about YOUR interests and YOU 😂✋🏻↗️
Ahmad Adel ... Well, mine is. 😉
As I was clearly implying, good, fresh/raw food is actually quite cheap - I don’t need my food carved into a swan; just good quality ingredients, well-prepared - and good portions commensurate with my workouts!! 😊
I don't even earn so much in a year and these dishes are more expensive than my annual income
Damn!!
@@alux OMG I got a reply from you.
Can't believe it.
Thank you.
most time you leave those places still hungry and end up going to bk lol
Hoping to get a heart from ALUX ... hahahah
Here's 3 💙💙💙
Alux.com love the channel! Definitely “inspiring”
There are so many "firsts"
Always!
Who have been watching Alux.com for more than a year?❤
I'm going to be a billionaire in the next 1 year Amen
Deepak Samson praying wont help, its just to realise the only one can make money to yourself, is yourself, an investor wont, a mentor wont, neither a god
@@David-vz4yk God helps to make the right choices. It's our Hardwork and determination.
Deepak Samson not really.... your brain makes choices, its science
@@David-vz4yk I totally agree with you , infact it's my believe that once you start making choices based on idea that god helps us .. it won't work , we have to take choices based on yourself not on others not even GOD ............. BEST TO YOU
@@David-vz4yk I'm a Christian believer
go out for fine dining I skip lunch. sit at the 1st seating of the evening meals over the top, season just right , plated ,glass ware silver it just make s the diner so special etc. cant go to paris Rome London Spain but can find a great fine dining in town or do a day trip out of town just for dinner dress in your best Sunday cloth
silver ware
Hell of a time to make a video such as this...
You must do a 'top ten table manners when in billions'
What?
Fine dining.. expensive but goooood!!!!.....
There is some truth in this video - but also there are a lot of stereotypes. There can be so many different types of fine dining restaurants... and they come in as many variations.
There is also nonsense: for example chefs in fine dining restaurants don't earn necessarily a lot (maybe the head chef or chef de cuisine - but often not even them) - this applies rather to celebrity restaurants. Also the interior is not always totally regal and designed. And designed and expensive interiors are not exclusive for fine dining restaurants.
Time is also not a factor, because most of the time, there is no "official overtime" which needs to be paid.
The food and wine paring. That the server guide’s you to. And a wonderful after dinner drink that compliment’s the dessert. It also should pair well. Like Taylor Fladgate 20 or 30Years Tawny Port. Will pair well with an Apple Tart with Carmel Sauce. ✨🥂✨🍽✨😊
Time stamps are in the description!
Great content. Always look forward to learning from Alux.
Thank you lovely!!
@@alux Very welcome! Keep speaking truth. Love you guys!❤
$50 per person ... fine dining lol. Ok maybe that covers the tip but what about everything else?
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I was waiting for your upload
Your channel is LAND MARK O F WISDOM
Okay alux team
We'll meet tomorrow 😘
Have a great night Vaithy 💙
@@alux yes, alux team
Right now time is 11pm
I'm gonna sleep, right now
I was waiting for you
Okay
See you tomorrow, as usual 🙋👨👨👦
I want this covid to end soon so I can fine dine soon 🙄🙄
You go there to feed your ego not your stomach
still never worth it lmao it's all going to be shit by the end of the day
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Oh yes and the music the tone volume of the music.🎶🎤🎼🔊🔊✨😊
ELBOWS (an elbow) SHOULD NEVER BE PLACED UPON A TABLE !!
Delicious food and ambiance 💚😌
I love fine dining 😍😍😍
Feeling hungry @Alux.com... it’s your fault..But anyway a great video.once this pandemic is over I am going fine dining
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Finally!!!! FOOD!
We have a feeling that you're gonna love this one!!
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Sophisticated taste buds...
complex and stressy working as chef i prefer just casual dining for work in the kitchen
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If he doesn’t value me enough to take me to a lovely place, I don’t want him lol
Very funny how she pronounced Somelier 🤣
Great video Alux, waiting for your next upload
why? look at 15 most expensive hotels of alux
It's all about high quality ingredients.
The ingredients are exactly the same as other places... People are stupid
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Awesome right?! 🔥
Great video! We do similair type of content. Let's be friends😀
Thanks for video lot's of information getting
Sophisticated what .......u say
Culinary Arts doesn’t pay very well for anyone below sou chef
Fine mealllsss
You were waiting for this one weren't you?!
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So drinks are like make-up
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Just 50 to 100/-?
Overrated. I'm perfectly content just eating good food for 22 bucks at a local decent restaurant.
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