Crypto Theme Menu, Eat Crypto Salad, Blockchain Sandwich, Shiba Cocktail at this Restaurant

Amidst the growing popularity of cryptocurrency, there is a discussion of ‘Crypto Street restaurant’ in Florida, USA. A crypto-themed menu has been introduced in this restaurant. Offering recipes inspired by the crypto space. The Clearwater Coast of Florida’s Pinellas County is very popular with tourists. The restaurant is also located here and accepts cryptocurrency payments from people. The restaurant, which serves ‘DodgeDog’ as a hotdog, was launched earlier this month. Instagram page posted photos of the restaurant’s opening.

Talking about the other crypto themed dishes included in the menu, these include Blockchain Club Sandwich, Crypto Salad, To The Moooonnn Sundae and Shiba Shrimp Cocktail. cocktails) are included.

This restaurant has on its website written That the crypto community is very welcoming. In his interview, restaurant owner Ricardo Varona revealed that DodgeDog is being liked the most by customers. One of InsideBitcoins Report It states that Varona accepts payments in all cryptocurrencies. Those currencies are also taken, which people do not even know in the market.

This is not the first time, however, that crypto-themed food has made headlines. In May, Tesla chief Elon Musk was seen partying with his ex-girlfriend Grimes and pop singer Miley Cyrus at a crypto-themed ‘Saturday Night Live’.

Page Six reported that Dodgecoin cookies and cupcakes were being served at a party hosted by Musk after hosting Saturday Night Live (SNL). A restaurant in India is also offering crypto-themed food. This restaurant is located in Bangalore. This restaurant named “Voosh” offers bitcoin masala oats, smart contract poha and chicken tikka crypto samosa.

Significantly, the cryptocurrency market is growing rapidly around the world. At the beginning of this year, the global crypto market grew to $ 3 trillion (about Rs 2,15,66,720 crore), which is the highest ever. People all over the world are investing in cryptocurrencies. However, most countries are looking to regulate cryptocurrencies.