Johnny Depp spends around $62,000 at dinner with friends at an Indian restaurant
07.06.2022 - 18:47
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Johnny Depp isn’t worried about spending too much at dinner. On Sunday, the actor enjoyed dinner a the Varanasi Indian restaurant in Birmingham, England where he reportedly spent more than $62,000 (£50,000).
Mohammed Hussain, operations director of Varanasi, talked to Daily Mail and gave them all the delicious details, and while he promised he wouldn’t reveal the full bill total he said, “money was no issue, and it was easily in five figures.”The restaurant posted photos of the occasion on their Facebook page with the caption, “The most talked about person on the planet right now joined us for dinner last night ! We had the greatest of pleasure to be in the presence of Johnny Depp @johnnydepp and Jeff Becks @jeffbeckofficial ! What an amazing and humble experience. Only at Varanasi Restaurant”Hussain told the outlet they closed the “authentic Indian cuisine,” for the evening so that Depp and 20 of his friends, which included Jeff Beck, could enjoy the 20,000 square foot space by themselves.
“We had a call out of the blue on Sunday afternoon saying that Johnny Depp wanted to come to eat with a group of people,” he told the outlet. The restaurant specially prepared a banquet of Indian food along with cocktails and rosé Champagne.
They arrived around seven and racked up the bill until around midnight.“I was shocked, and at first, I thought it might have been a wind-up [joke]. But then his security team arrived [and] checked out the restaurant, and we let them have the whole place because we were concerned that he might be bothered by other diners,” he added.As for what they ate? Hussain said the chefs prepared a feast that included shish kebabs, chicken tikka, paneer tikka masala, lamb karahi, and tandoori king prawns.
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