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Elías do Sumu hosts a show where he and a guest visit expensive and cheap restaurants in Spain, picking places based on a coin toss and budget constraints, enjoying a variety of dishes despite some challenges. The day includes meals at Glea, Espinosa, Cabana Buena Vista, Gran Vía bar, and El Salcillo, with a total cost of 14 budgets for the first restaurant and the narrator feeling satisfied with the culinary experiences despite some budget constraints and personal food preferences.

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  • Elías do Sumu hosts a show called Rich or Poor where he and a guest visit expensive and cheap restaurants in Spain, deciding through a coin toss who gets the luxury meal and who must stick to a tight 25 euro budget.
  • The show showcases the challenges and joys of dining on varying budgets, highlighting the importance of planning and flexibility in enjoying diverse culinary experiences, with the total cost of meals revealing the stark difference between high-end and budget dining options.

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Recent questions

  • What is the premise of the show Rich or Poor?

    A program where guests dine at expensive and cheap restaurants.

  • How are the expensive and cheap restaurants chosen in Rich or Poor?

    Recommendations from followers and careful budget planning.

  • What challenges do Elías and the public figure face during their dining experiences?

    Budget miscalculations and personal food preferences.

  • What types of dishes do Elías and the public figure sample during their culinary journey?

    Mixed sandwich, torrija, pistachio croissant, tartlets, and seafood salads.

  • How does the show Rich or Poor conclude each dining experience?

    Expressing satisfaction with the culinary experiences despite challenges.

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Summary

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"Rich or Poor: Dining Adventures in Spain"

  • Elías do Sumu hosts a program called Rich or Poor where he, along with a public figure, visits different cities in Spain to dine at the most expensive and cheapest restaurants.
  • The program involves flipping a coin to determine who gets to dine at the expensive restaurant with no budget limit and who has to manage with a meager 25 euros for the day.
  • The guest public figure for the first episode is chosen through a coin toss, with Elías emphasizing the responsibility of the selection.
  • In Murcia, Elías and the public figure seek recommendations from followers for both expensive and cheap restaurants to visit.
  • They start their day with breakfast at a pastry shop called Glea, where they manage to enjoy a variety of dishes within their budget of 25 euros.
  • Elías and the public figure then head to Espinosa, a confectionery known for its affordable and delicious food, where they carefully plan their budget to maximize their meal.
  • Despite some budget miscalculations, they enjoy a variety of dishes including a mixed sandwich, torrija, pistachio croissant, and brownie at Espinosa.
  • Moving on to dinner, they visit Cabana Buena Vista and Gran Vía bar, where they sample different dishes like tartlets, crunchy tacos, and seafood salads within their budget constraints.
  • They also try a dish called The Marriages, a lobster-based delicacy, and various tuna-based appetizers at different spots in Murcia.
  • The day concludes with Elías expressing his satisfaction with the culinary experiences in Murcia, despite some budget challenges and personal food preferences.

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Dining Adventures: Budget-Friendly and Delicious

  • The total cost of the meal for two people at the first restaurant was 358.30, approximately 14 budgets.
  • The narrator lost some money but decided to have a big dinner with 8.50.
  • The recommendation for dinner was Los Zagales, an old restaurant, but the narrator decided not to try zarangollo due to budget constraints.
  • The narrator struggled to order at the last restaurant, El Salcillo, where they tried various dishes including cocochas al pilpil and morito.
  • The narrator found the peach souffle at El Salcillo not to be the strong point of the restaurant.
  • The final bill for the dinner at El Salcillo was 310.86, and the narrator left a 30 cents tip, feeling it was a good deal for the meal.
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