OMG!!! We are investing in this gek sek chee hong

[555]

Temasek Buys Stake In 'Salt Bae'
http://www.bllnr.sg/news/temasek-buys-stake-in-salt-bae

In a move announced yesterday, Singapore's Temasek and the UK's Metric Capital have bought a share of Nusr-Et steakhouse, under Dogus Restaurant Entertainment and Management (D.ream) in a deal that now makes the Turkish firm worth $1.2 Billion. Although very few details are known about the purchase, D.ream did reveal that their 17% stake was worth $200 Million.

 

[555]

Just because he did the above, many nuts are following and his restaurant is worth a billion in valuation now

 

[555]

 

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[shittypore]

Its a small donation to D.ream by Tumasick, they will be entitled to special VIP treatment when they dine there. Worth every cent, good food and put em in the who's who celebrity status.

 

[ToaPehGong]

Singaporeans must believe the wife of the highest paid PM in the world has a brilliant brain too. Her choice of PM as husband already proven that. Her husband earns millions she spends billions! Long live PAP

 

[eatshitndie]

must have followed the advice of someone here who name-dropped "porterhouse" as the best cut of steak. bwahahaha.

 

[mojito]

Temasek bought a meme for 1.2 billion dollars.

 

[555]

Temasek bought a meme for 1.2 billion dollars.

no lah, Temasek and the UK's Metric Capital have a jointly-owned company called Dogus Restaurant Entertainment and Management (D.ream).
D.ream claims to own a 17% stake in the chef's restaurant group, worth about $200 million, according to the article

 

[Cottonmouth]

He can sprinkle some salt on HO Ching's Cheebye.

 

[555]

I can't believe they are investing millions in this

Looks like, I should put all my OA account money in properties and leave as little as possible for my RA.

 

[555]

 

[mojito]

no lah, Temasek and the UK's Metric Capital have a jointly-owned company called Dogus Restaurant Entertainment and Management (D.ream).
D.ream claims to own a 17% stake in the chef's restaurant group, worth about $200 million, according to the article

Nonono you are confuse. The meme, not the restaurant, is 1.2 billion dollars.

 

[555]

Writer Joshua David Stein visits Nusr-Et, the new Midtown steakhouse created by living internet meme Salt Bae. Like other critics, Stein agrees in GQ that “the steak is mundane, somewhat tough and rather bland,” and the other food is similarly subpar and expensive. But that’s not the point of the restaurant, he argues — “as Salt Bae knows, we aren’t there for the meat. All flesh become worms, but celebrity live longer, and a geotag forever.

https://www.eater.com/2018/1/26/16932642/salt-bae-nurs-et-new-york-city-restaurant-reviews


The New York Post’s Steve Cuozzo calls Nusr-Et “Public Rip-off No. 1.” On a Sunday night in its first week of operation, the critic and his two companions spent $521.45 on dinner — and they left “craving a snack.” He writes, the “up-and-mostly down meal for three, where each of us had just one cocktail and one glass of bad wine each” didn’t begin to merit that cost.

The $25 salad was composed of “days-old iceberg lettuce and mystery greens with tasteless goat cheese and a few walnuts, raisins, and pomegranate seeds,” while french fries were “high-school-grade.” Steak, the star of the show (aside from Gökçe himself, of course), wasn’t any more appetizing.

The “mustard-marinated Ottoman steak,” subject to a table side slicing from Salt Bae, was a “shoe-leather-tough bone-in ribeye, which, for extra fun, was loaded with gruesome globs of fat.” Although other meat was “luscious,” Cuozzo concludes, “we want more substance with the smoke and salt — and dishes that not only sultans can afford.”

 

[555]

Nonono you are confuse. The meme, not the restaurant, is 1.2 billion dollars.

Oh shit, then I better immigrate now. Can redeem all CPF monies right, since i served NS.

 

[eatshitndie]

it's a rip-off. should have just visited me and i'll serve steak and pair it with wine. 2 cab sauv glass for $62? just walk out when one sees the wine list. they are usually over-rated, seriously.