$295 DINNER at Disney World's MOST EXPENSIVE Restaurant! Victoria & Alberts FOOD REVIEW 

If nobody has told you, I will say that I am proud of you. That's an extremely hard thing to overcome and I hope that nothing but good things come your way. May you have a happy and healthy 2024.

I hope you're well! I don't have an ED but my appetite is often very limited and watching Mikey during mealtimes helps me a lot.

Yeah he's totally not mocking his viewers with his wealth...

​@@nonyabusiness6048it's an eating channel. Must be not eat and video it. Dude has so many channels he works on constantly. He works really hard constantly. U just sound bitter someone is doing something in life that uncommon.

​@@nonyabusiness6048damn you're sensitive

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That’s so cool that she learned it just for you!

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I notice the same thing too 😂

He’s not bothering anyone

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Thank you!

@@strictlydumpling This may be a long shot but in the future, you should consider coming to Sonora so you can taste a totlally different type of mexican cuisine, Sonora has the best meat in the country because we are mostly ranchers and farmers, and also really great seafood. the best tacos and loaded hot dogs, in Hermosillo and Obregon, also San Carlos.😁

I've never ever not been satisfied portion wise after visiting a fine dining restaurant. I'm also the type who can easily eat copious amounts of junk food. It really is a myth that you remain hungry after visiting a michelin star place. Some do tailor to "the average person" so if you happen to be quite a big person I can imagine feeling slightly hungry still after the meal but that really isn't the restaurants problem, you'd have the same ordering a normal portion anywhere.

For folks who might be making assumptions about people's sizes in the replies, I am in fact a skinny Asian with a regular appetite who have tried a variety of fine dining restaurants in various countries, and I can say some give you a much better bang for your buck than others, hence my comment. For me, if you are spending $300 on a meal, being full is the bare minimum. I don't really care what is the "norm", because it really varies depending on which restaurant you are going to, as well as the type of cuisine they serve. (And frankly this type of presumptuousness is probably why a lot of people are turned off by the "fine dining" crowd.) I have seen high end restaurants whose portions are ridiculously small for the price, and some that just inflate the value of relatively mid dishes by adding slices of truffle or caviar on top. The whole point of this comment is that for this particular restaurant, while the portions individually are small, they give you a lot of creative courses that taste good based on the reactions, with a variety of delicious drinks and bread at no extra cost which justifies spending this much per person. The harpist who takes requests is a huge bonus as well.

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its $300. i think an everyday person could afford this if its just a once in a lifetime experience

Not only that but those snack size bites of food ain’t gonna fill me up 😂

@@nattobaby Most people can't afford to put $1,000 in their savings account over their lives. No, most people cannot afford this.

Typical fine dining 😅

With that many courses, you do get full.

Exactly

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Thanks!

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Wake up! He's not spending a dime! It's all a business-related tax deductible expense! I had the pleasure for 35 years of a business expense account but I never frivolously spent company money on this overpriced meal!

he's been eating a5 wagyu for years

Looks like they got a divorce