The New York Times recently treated a group of second graders from a Brooklyn public school to the 7-course, $220-per-person dinner at Daniel, one of the finest restaurants in New York City.
The results were, predictably, adorable.
Not everyone was a fan of the ossetra caviar ("I can't believe I'm gonna eat fish eggs!") ... But the wagyu ribeye was much more popular, especially when eaten without a fork.And dessert was a huge hit.As many fine dining experiences do, this one ended with a toast. The group clinked glasses to "justice for all" ... and to vampires.
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But the wagyu ribeye was much more popular, especially when eaten without a fork.
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