Although, it seems the Versace plate has a value of only $350 , which means you're spending $1,663 on the food alone, and there's not even any gold Parmesan dust flakes.

If you could get intoxicated from a pasta dish, this would be the one. At $32, it’s maybe one of the most expensive plates of pasta you’ll ever have. Reviews say it’s worth it—when diners ...

“The cost of the actual pasta is only a small percentage of the retail price,” Funke says. ... We serve a 100-gram portion, so one pasta-maker needs to do 100 repetitions for each plate.