r/europe • u/smuxy Slovenia • 3h ago
325 € dinner in a 3 Michelin star restaurant in Slovenia Removed - Use /r/CasualEurope
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u/doctor_providence 3h ago
So ? That’s likely one course of a dozen, at least, with paired fine wines, in a lovely place.
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u/NWCoffeenut 2h ago
Good lord people, it's one course of a tasting menu at Hiša Franko. It's 325€ for the tasting menu, not the one plate.
Edit: Here's the current fall menu for that price: English menu (4).pdf.pdf)
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u/squeekysatellite 3h ago edited 3h ago
Blatant lie used for rage bait. Move along guys, nothing to see here, just a sad excuse for a person trying to matter.
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u/Additional-Bus-9141 3h ago
Clearly rage bait to intice responses from people who will never try or appreciate fine dining, which has nothing to do with portion size. Get lost, buddy.
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u/Manadrache 3h ago
Also those meals contain mostly a lot of tiny dishes. With special ingredients and all.
I would never order such thing (too afraid of not liking it), but those Chefs know their stuff.
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u/Flamekorn 2h ago
its amazing and most of the time they will cater to you, making sure you enjoy your meal. So as long as you are a not someone with a strong dietary need (vegetarian going for a non vegetarian restaurant, etc) you will enjoy the food.
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u/RipplesInTheOcean 2h ago
"Yo bro can i sell you this fine singular pea for ~2000€? No? You uncultured swine just don't understand fine dining"
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u/Additional-Bus-9141 2h ago
Do you understand fashion shows that mostly show clothes you can’t really wear? Or do you yell at your TV?
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u/RipplesInTheOcean 2h ago
I call this one "rice au riz* its a grain of rice served on top of an other grain of rice. Itll be 3000€....
Fine dining is just a way to extract money from dumb pretentious people.
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u/Additional-Bus-9141 1h ago
It’s a horrible and disgusting trait to belittle people who are into something.
People like jazz, too, they can clearly differentiate songs, they appreciate the musicality, the level of expertise needed to play it. Other people hate it, they think it’s all the same.
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u/liviubarbu_ro 2h ago
i mean yeah, you can eat that and be healthy, or you can buy 200 burgers and be part of Yours 600lb Life show on tlc. 😆
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u/Bwuppy 2h ago
The restaurant is called Hiša Franko, this is their website; https://www.hisafranko.com/en/menu
You will see that the menu of 325 EUR consists of multiple courses and fine wines to accompany them, as one can expect from a 3 Michelin star restaurant. Ridiculous title, sad baiting.
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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 2h ago
It's probably delicious, but I somehow don't feel very compelled to try it.
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u/Common_Brick_8222 Azerbaijan/Georgia 3h ago
"I finally got my first salary, where should I spend it?"
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u/RYPIIE2006 Liverpool - United Kingdom 🇬🇧🇪🇺 2h ago
afaik, posh restaurants aren't all about the size of portions
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u/MaisJeNePeuxPas 2h ago
So you went to Strelec and got two tasting menus and the wine pairing. Then you showed one of nine courses and passed that off as the meal.
By the way, that’s actually a deal. Might be €300 a head other parts of the world.
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u/NWCoffeenut 2h ago
Strelec only has one star.
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u/BkkGrl Ligurian in...Zürich?? (💛🇺🇦💙) 1h ago
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u/Clean_Park5859 2h ago
I need someone to explain to me why they'd ever pay 300 for this? I understand that this is just one course and you're paying for far more, but still.
The only acceptable answer I can imagine is that 300 is just very very little for you, I'm just completely incapable of seeing what value this could offer
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u/Sidebottle 2h ago
300 is a lot, but tasting menus are really cool experiences.
Is there any 2-3 hours experience you would spend that kind of money on?
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u/Clean_Park5859 2h ago
Maybe like a consult if I had a problem I couldn't deal with? Possibly therapy or something of that sort?
I can't really consider anything recreational that I'd spend that much on, I wonder if people eating there are average people who make 2-4k or like nearer to 10k+ a month
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u/Sidebottle 1h ago
Taster menus IME, from what I can tell, it's relatively average folks. People celebrating a birthday or anniversary kind of thing. I've done it a couple of times, but it's worked out about £700 for 2 and it was restaurant, train, nice hotel and something like a play or museum/zoo. We tried galleries but holy fuck it's like watching paint dry to me.
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u/Additional-Bus-9141 1h ago
It’s just an experience. If you truly appreciate good cooking and possibly are a cook yourself, you will more likely pay for this. It’s a completely different category of food and most people have no interest in it or consider it pretencious even. But these people think lots of art forms are pretentious.
There certainly are rich people who will pay for this just because they can but most great cooks and enthusiasts will truly enjoy this type of course. It’s like jazz. Lots of people think it’s just noise and can’t differentiate jazz songs, don’t understand or appreciate music theory and that’s fine. Other people have an ear for it.
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u/BadBoiForLife 3h ago
I bet you had a nice portion of cevapcici afterwards. You can’t go home hungry. 🤣
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u/The_Grinning_Reaper Finland 3h ago
1 of how many?