Fine Dining

Want to go out to eat, but don't like the company of riffraff that gets into restaurants charging only $50 per entree?  Forbes.com and Zagat recently released their annual list of the world's most expensive restaurants.  Contenders were in non-U.S. "culinary capitals" chosen by Forbes. Zagat then provided the average price, including tip, of dinner for one with a drink at the cities' costliest eateries. Without any further ado, here are this year's winners:

1. Aragawa, Tokyo, Japan – $368 per person

2. Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée, Paris, France – $231 

3. Gordon Ramsay, London, England – $183

4. Acquarello, Munich, Germany – $125

5. Alberto Ciarla, Rome, Italy – $110

6. Sushi Kaji, Toronto, Canada – $109

7. Queue de Cheval Steak House, Montreal, Canada – $85

8. El Amparo, Madrid, Spain – $70

9. Whampoa Club, Shanghai, China – $63

10. Boeucc, Milan, Italy – $62