$75 caviar-topped tots. A day’s pay worth of beer. Here’s the World Cup menu — and prices

During the World Cup, Vancouver's food scene is offering some extravagant and unique menu items, like a $75 poutine topped with caviar and a maple bacon sausage, alongside more traditional dishes like short rib poutine and bacon smokies. These high-end prices highlight the economic disparity in the hospitality industry, with some items costing a day's pay for minimum wage workers. The extravagant pricing reflects the event's global reach and the competitive nature of catering to international fans, while also sparking discussions about affordability and access to such gourmet experiences.