Social media users circulated images and a video of a dish of grape leaves coated in gold, claiming it is from a Kuwaiti restaurant, with a price reaching about 2000 dinars, roughly (6500) dollars. The video's initial spread was through an account focused on restaurant reviews, which shared their experience at the restaurant offering gold-plated grape leaves, stating: "Today I will tell you about my experience with the tastiest grape leaves in Kuwait. The grape leaves are wrapped in gold, and the price per kilogram is 2000 dinars, but without exaggeration, the taste is incredible, available in sour and spicy versions, and it is worth the price."
The gold-coated grape leaves priced at 6500 dollars received mockery from many social media users, who expressed their outrage at the price excess, with one commenting: "200 dinars (about) I need." Another account wrote, "Nice for the rich," while a user sarcastically stated, "It's fine, I present it as a dowry."
