New York City's most expensive restaurant tells guests not to wear excess cologne, perfume

Guests are requested to limit the use of fragrances, ensuring that nothing interferes with the delicate flavors of the dishes.Photo byKyle HeadonUnsplash

Masa, located in New York City, has been recognized as the most expensive dining destination in New York, according to a list compiled by LoveFood. This renowned Japanese restaurant offers an extraordinary 26-course omakase menu for an eye-popping $750 per person. For an even more exclusive experience, a seat at the sushi counter costs $950.

Masa’s commitment to a refined dining experience extends beyond its prices. Guests are requested to limit the use of fragrances, ensuring that nothing interferes with the delicate flavors of the dishes. Known for its meticulous attention to detail and world-class sushi, Masa remains a hallmark of luxury dining in the city.