If you thought the 24-karat gold doughnut for $100 in NYC was outlandish, wait until you hear about the $2 million dollar meal in Singapore
Ce La Vi, the rooftop restaurant at Singapore's Marina Bay Sands Hotel, teamed up with Russian diamond company World of Diamonds Group to offer an out-of-this-world meal that doesn't stop at just food — you also get a two-carat diamond and 10,000 roses, among other things.
According to Mashable, the expensive dinner is meant for two, and lasts eight hours.
It starts with a 45-minute helicopter ride over Singapore and a quick luxury cruise around town, before a chauffeured Rolls-Royce takes the affluent couple to the restaurant, where 10,000 roses and an 18-course meal awaits.
The extravagant menu includes dishes like Belon oysters, Almas caviar, and 44- to 55-year-old vintage wines. Of course, all of these items should be eaten with the diamond-encrusted chopsticks provided, which are engraved with the diners' names. As the grand finale, the couple will be presented with an extremely rare, two-karat blue diamond ring.
This meal is quite literally a once-in-a-lifetime experience: while only a handful of couples can afford this outlandish dining experience, World of Diamonds and Ce La Vi will be screening applicants to announce the lucky "winner" of this meal.
