Jesse James
The Dutch diner De Daltons has revealed the world’s most expensive hamburger. Coming in with a price tag of approximately $5,964 USD, the Golden Boy burger is quite interesting. The previous record-holder was a massive, 777-pound burger made by a restaurant in Oregon. De Daltons owner Robbert Jan de Veen stated, “that’s definitely not for one person,” adding, “So I thought: I can do better than that.”
The burger is presented on a platter of whiskey-infused smoke and loaded with premium ingredients. The Golden boy features A5 Wagyu beef, king crab, beluga caviar, vintage Iberico Jamon, smoked duck egg mayo, white truffle, Kopi Luwak coffee BBQ sauce, pickled tiger tomato in Japanese matcha tea, and Dom Perignon infused gold-coated buns.
Robbert Jan de Veen also noted: “The ingredients complement each other very well, and the flavors are intense.” He further added, “Even though this burger is extremely costly, you should still use your hands because that’s the only way to eat a burger. Since the bun is covered in gold leaf, your fingers will be golden by the time you finish.” To enjoy the burger, guests must book two weeks in advance and submit a deposit of around $855 USD.
Interested in trying one for yourself? Well, save up and make plans for dinner at De Daltons. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more from the food & drink menu coming soon.
Photos via De Daltons
