Dinner of Life: New Year’s Eve Dinner for Two Costs $10,000 in New York Restaurant


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A recently opened steakhouse in New York City is offering a New Year’s Eve dinner for two for $10,000, owner Jack Sinanaj said.

“The economy is improving,” Sinanaj, the owner of Empire Steak House, said. “People come ready to spend the money.”


The five-course menu begins with two pounds of Osetra caviar and a salad with poached pears, goat cheese and macadamia nuts.
The next course features wine and a lemon sorbet, while the main course is a Kobe steak and a South African lobster tail with black truffle, the New York Post reported.

The dinner is served with a 2010 bottle of Chateau Lafite Rothschild.
Dessert is a three-layer chocolate torte that’s served with cognac pudding.
“Especially for New Year’s Eve, people want to do something special — to celebrate with some of the best food and wine,” Sinanaj said.

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