THE ALCHEMIST EXPERIENCE: 50-course dinner at the WORLD'S MOST AMAZING RESTAURANT
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- Restaurant Alchemist is one of the world’s most unique restaurants. Alchemy is an ancient practice, shrouded in mystery and secrecy. Its practitioners looked for a way to turn lead into gold. Rasmus Munk does quite the same at his restaurant Alchemist, but instead of turning lead into gold, the chef turns a meal into gastronomic theatre. The new Alchemist redefines the term “experience dining”. During a culinary ride with up to 50 culinary impressions in different areas, guests are guided on a journey through Rasmus Munk’s culinary dream. A form of gastronomic theatre that has not been seen before and which will impress even the most experienced gourmet lovers. A must, plain and simple.
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I do dishwashing here😁😁
Chef Ramus looks like Ed Sheeran of food
Wow that's amazing but one would consider this molecular gastronomy
it's like elBulli all over again but in 2020 fashion
Woooow... it really looks incredible! 5*+ I think... But Id love to know the... price per person....? It could go well as a special treat!!
The tasting menu food is 380€ and indeed an incredible experience really worth a visit 😉
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Reservation standing for june 12th. Hope we can go
Fingers crossed!
@markie19921, did you make it?? I’m hoping to go March 2021 (too early to make a reservation though)
i think this is over now. its al mise en place anyway. Looks amazing dont get me wrong, but you can also go to the efteling or sixflags.
It's an experience indeed. But an extremely delicious one! If it's up to us, we would spend our money on Alchemist and not on the theme parks 😀.
wbpstarscom it looks amazing and I can appreciate the effort put into, but i appreciate the kitchens in your videos from bozar and slagmolen more eg.
God help us. Cheezseburger before, BIG packet of peanuts in jacket pocket. Kebab on way home!
50 courses? That’s just excess of the worst kind. Don’t get me wrong, I love fine dining in all its forms and guises, but does the number of courses make your restaurant and menu better than another starred joint with just a 4 course prix fixe, or a “lowly” 7-9-course tasting? I don’t buy it.
Lamb’s brain, absolutely disgusting!
This is like noma but on steroids, a looot of steroids lol. I stick to RR
What ever happened to a nice, simple dinner? This is so overwhelming, the atmosphere is totally ridiculous, it seems that you are placed in a pseudo drug fuelled trip, and served creative yet rather bizarre and quite honestly, ego driven tapas sized portions that in the end will cost the diner a small fortune.
I think thats the point.
Its for the big wigs and high rollers who don't do much with their lives other than make lots of money and eat. I'll take a PB&J any day
Neat. Do they make money?
Also, politics can often turn away guests. A restaurant experience is not a place for political ideology.
Considering it is 500 euros (about $550) per person to eat there and they are booked solid for months ahead, I'd say they are making money. As for politics, well they aren't endorsing any candidate or political party. They are reminding people of some of the horrors of corporatism and overpopulation. That's a good thing considering the CEO's and other influential people who tend to dine there.
@@CookinginRussia Endorsement of candidates or party isn't the only defining trait of politics...merely a minor part of such. On the other hand, making judgement on "corporatism or overpopulation" certainly is as political as it comes. Betting your guests would be one-sided and few.
@@crimsonfancy - Again, the place costs 500 euros per seat and they are booked months in advance --- and has 2 Michelin stars, being the first restaurant in the history of Michelin to obtain 2 stars so quickly after opening. Your wish of doom has no merit, guy.
@@CookinginRussia I have no wish to doom. On the contrary, I wish to see every business succeed. My point is only to suggest that business and politics do not mix. Unless, of course, we speak of Michelin....where it is known worldwide that there are always exceptions to the rule.
Edit: and the cost means nothing to me. Cost does not define quality and I'm sure you can make countless examples. I'm not using this house as a case of such ... only pointing it out as a reminder.
@@crimsonfancy - The fact that the cost is that much proves that people are not coming for the low prices and "enduring" what you regard as politics, even though environmental awareness is NOT political because we are all part of the same planet, regardless of nationality, sexual orientation, gender or political alignment.
Doesn't do a thing for me. This isn't cooking.
why?
Y cuz they are pioneers in cookkng? Breaking limit and going forward
It is much more than cooking