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enRoman Abramovich spent 260 thousand liras in an Istanbul restaurant
December 21, 2023
Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, who often visits Turkey and has luxury real estate here, paid a bill of 85 thousand liras at a restaurant located in the historical quarter of Anadolu Hisarı in the Beykoz district of Istanbul.Satisfied with the service, Abramovich also left 175 thousand liras in tips.
It is reported that the billionaire came to the restaurant with two friends and ordered several types of meat dishes. Chef Emer Ataysin prepared for the guests adana kebab, yağlı kara kebabs, lamb kebab kyushleme and chicken wings."After dinner, Abramovich and his friends left the establishment, accompanied by an army of bodyguards," Turkish media reported.
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