Vancouver's $100 hotdog sets record - most expensive restaurant dishes in the world

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VANCOUVER —
A century-old Vancouver hot dog
Old cognac has a Guinness Book of Records now.
Guinness World Record.
The most important authority on the record
Breaking Achievements officially announced the Dragon dog made by the dogfight hot dog in downtown Vancouver as the most expensive hot dog on Earth.
The long-legged dragon dog, which was priced at $100, left its nearest challenger, the $69 Premium Dog from New York's accidental discovery brewing in a pot.
Shopiedog owner and Dragon dog designer Vickie luv said the restaurant received a formal world record notice and certificate last week.
He said slipping away the Vienna Award from New York made him feel like Vancouver had just won the Stanley Cup, although Canadian fans might have to be content to lift a Dragon dog instead of a cup, if their team can't get rid of a win-free slide in the first round of the playoffs.
On the positive side, the price of the Dragon dog is about half the playoff seat in Rogers Arena, said luv, the hedonistic hot dog, with fresh lobster and secret picante Sauce baked with olive oil and truffle oil on it, it is perfect for sharing and a perfect way to impress the date. —