A Red Carpet Dinner for Rs.1,00,000 at Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai—Are You Up for the Indulgence?

A meal so exquisite, that it will make you feel like royalty, and an experience so luxurious, that it will totally be worth the 1,00,000 rupees spent!

Yes you read that right. The iconic Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai offers one of India’s most expensive and luxurious dining experiences.  Set in its heritage dining lounge Chef’s Studio, this lavish dinner is the brainchild of renowned Chef Hemant Oberoi, who works his magic to create a customized meal in the most magnificent private dining setting.

Walk in on a red carpet flanked by candles and flowers, to an exclusive dining room that can accommodate up to 8 people. Here a royal eight-course meal is not just customized for you, but is cooked right before your eyes. Two flat-screen televisions display the preparation of your meal in the attached kitchen, with hi-tech cameras zooming in on the minutest details.

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Choose from cuisines ranging from Indian, Oriental, and Mediterranean to European, Mexican, and Continental, or get adventurous and allow the chef to curate a bespoke meal for you. This, along with an alcohol menu featuring the finest from around the world, and the signature Taj hospitality, and you’re in for a culinary experience of a lifetime!

Starting at Rs. 1,00,000 for two people, this incredibly exclusive dinner has to be booked 48 hours in advance for the chef to design a custom menu tailored to your likes and requests.

Could it get fancier?

Complimenting this ultra-luxurious meal is Versace-designed Rosenthal dinnerware, Riedel wine goblets, France’s Ercuis cutlery, and Limoges porcelain.

Besides Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar and other Indian celebrities, Chef’s Studio is also known to have hosted Michelle and Barack Obama, as well as Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt!

We’re sure you’re fantasizing about this meal already!

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