SFGATE local editor Alex Shultz's dispatch from Salesforce Park's future fine-dining spot.
He gestured around the empty husk of the building that will, if all goes smoothly, soon sell NFT memberships between $7,500 and $300,000 to join a hospitality club at a yet-to-be-constructed Japanese fine-dining restaurant in the middle of Salesforce Park, an ambitious plan my SFGATE colleague Andrew Chamings thoroughly“We’re clearly dressing it up a little bit, but that’s really the inspiration,” Sigel helpfully clarified of a venture that he later referred to as “one of the more expensive...
But Kamio’s money line — a funny joke that’s also absolutely not a joke! — revealed the tension at play with Sho the restaurant and its Sho Club, the latest playground for the wealthy literally floating above the rest of us. “Today is all free,” he ribbed about the sushi offerings being passed out to the media and esteemed guests. “Next time, you guys pay, OK? I’ll be charging a lot.
We walked inside the structure and were handed hard hats, which the PR folks cheerfully said were for us to keep. In the future kitchen and dining room area, Sigel pointed around at things where there will someday be staircases and a bar and seating, all of which are currently impossible to visualize. There will be 300 seats in all, Sigel thinks, spread between the dining room and members’ lounge and outdoor patio .Sigel paused for questions.
The $300,000 tier — which grew from 10 people to 20 of late — will also include a “once-in-a-lifetime” trip to Japan. At the $300,000 price point, members are actually investors in the restaurant, Sigel later added.
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