In this video, a food blogger attempts to spend 1000 euros in a day eating at some of Paris' most expensive restaurants. The day starts with breakfast at the Peninsula Hotel, followed by a Michelin-starred lunch and a visit to a famous French patisserie. In the evening, the blogger visits Fouquet's, one of Paris' most expensive restaurants, where they order a 100-euro glass of Louis XIII cognac and caviar. The video showcases the blogger's culinary adventures and the luxurious atmosphere of Paris' high-end dining scene.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker went to Paris to try different foods and drinks.
2. They started the day with breakfast at a Parisian palace called The Peninsula.
3. The speaker ordered a June Picard and egg pastries for breakfast.
4. They then went to a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant.
5. The speaker ordered macaroni with truffles, red tuna, beef, and dessert.
6. The meal included a white wine and a red wine, with the red wine costing around 145 euros per bottle.
7. The speaker tried truffle macaroni, which cost 88 euros.
8. They also tried a dessert made with chocolate and citrus zest.
9. After lunch, the speaker went to try some pastries at Le Meurice.
10. The pastries cost around 17 euros each.
11. The speaker then went to Fouquet's, a restaurant in Paris.
12. They ordered a digestive drink that cost over 100 euros per glass.
13. The speaker tried a burger that was supposed to be the most expensive in the world, but it was not specified how much it cost.
14. The speaker also tried a cognac called Louis XIII, which cost around 1000 euros per bottle.
15. The cognac was a blend of over 2200 different types of cognac.
16. The speaker ended the video by thanking their viewers and inviting them to subscribe to their channel.