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The €9,000 burger you can’t photograph or review
The €9,000 burger you can’t photograph or review
The world’s most expensive burger
In a quiet coastal town near Barcelona, food lovers can experience what’s being called the most expensive hamburger in the world Acording to Digi 24.
Priced at a staggering €9,440, this culinary creation is served exclusively at Aupa, a restaurant in Cabrera de Mar, run by chef and entrepreneur Bosco Castro.
Meet the man behind the dish
Bosco Castro, known to his 1.6 million Instagram followers as BdeVikingo, has built a reputation for pushing boundaries in luxury dining.
Speaking to Corriere della Sera, he explained that the burger’s real value lies not in its ingredients, but in what it represents a statement of exclusivity and indulgence.
A recipe cloaked in secrecy
The exact recipe is kept under strict wraps, adding to its mystique. What is known is that the dish features “the three best types of meat in the world, Europe’s most exclusive cheese in europe”, and a delicate, hand-crafted sauce.
Each element is carefully selected to create an unmatched dining experience.
Luxury beyond ingredients
According to Castro, the true essence of the burger goes beyond premium ingredients. It is intended to be extreme luxury, an experience that is inaccessible by design.
Even wealth alone cannot guarantee access the restaurant’s selection process is part of what makes it so rare.
How customers are selected
Potential diners must go through a unique application process to even be considered. Applicants are asked questions about their profession, background, motivations, and even their favourite perfume.
Only a few receive a formal invitation.
The mystery of eligibility
The criteria for selection remain entirely confidential, and Aupa has not disclosed how many people have been accepted so far.
This veil of secrecy fuels the intrigue the idea that not everyone, regardless of means, can gain entry adds to the burger’s aura of exclusivity.
Confidentiality at the table
Even for those lucky enough to dine, the experience is strictly private. Each guest must sign a confidentiality agreement that prohibits taking photos or writing reviews.
The restaurant insists that the experience remain personal, unrecorded, and unshared – a true secret among diners.
A symbol of modern indulgence
For Bosco Castro, this €9,000 hamburger is less a meal and more a manifesto a reflection on luxury, privacy, and desire in the social media age.
While many might see it as excessive, others view it as a statement on how exclusivity itself has become the ultimate status symbol.
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