Appeared on social networking sites, pictures of a dinner, valued at more than 5700 pounds (about 7,500 dollars) per person, taken up by Chinese restaurant leaders, which aroused great controversy.
Last month, the Shanghai's "The Banquet" restaurant offered one of its guests a fantastic dinner, such as the excellent caviar ($ 5,700), jelly wine ($ 15,000) and crocodile tail soup ($ 2,500).
The cost of the bill, according to the newspaper "Daily Mail" British, about 60 thousand dollars.
The meal was handled by the son of one of China's most famous businessmen, along with his friends, the source said.
The Shanghai authorities conducted an investigation with the restaurant after the meal pictures were posted on the social sites and the bill was eventually paid.
The bill includes 20 cold drinks, sauces, drinks and cigarettes, plus a special meal for the driver, plus service charges, estimated at $ 6,000.
The dinner was attended by Jiang Xin, the son of a well-known Chinese businessman named Jiang Kunlong.
Jiang Kunlong is president of China Rare Earth Holdings, and his son is known for his passion for sports cars.
