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Johnny Depp isn’t worried about spending too much at dinner. On Sunday, the actor enjoyed dinner a the Varanasi Indian restaurant in Birmingham, England where he reportedly spent more than $62,000 (£50,000).

So, this is what you do when you just won $10.35 million?!

Johnny Depp.On Sunday, June 5, an Indian restaurant in Birmingham, England, closed down to the public so the actor and 21 of his pals could dine without interruption. According to TMZ, Johnny spent about $60,000 on the meal at Varanasi.Mohammed Hussain, the restaurant's Operations Director, said Johnny was pleasant and humble during the visit. Johnny has been riding high in Europe since winning his defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp has celebrated his defamation case victory with a surprise £50,000 visit to a Birmingham curry house.Earlier this month, it was confirmed the actor, 58, had won his libel battle against his ex-wife Amber Heard in a courtroom in Fairfax, Virginia.Depp was in England as the verdict was read, joining rock star Jeff Beck on his UK-wide tour and on Sunday night, the festivities continued.The Pirates of the Caribbean star is reported to have hired out Varanasi on Broad Street, Birmingham, where he spent a cool £50,000 on food and drink at the upmarket food venue with his entourage in tow.Depp is said to have spent approximately three hours inside the restaurant in "good spirits", hugging and showing affection to other diners.Alongside his entourage, the actor dined on a "banquet" of food including "butter chicken, king prawn bhuna, paneer tikka masala and lamb karahi".The group are also said to have enjoyed "a few drinks of wine, champagne and all sorts".After chatting with staff members, the Edward Scissorhands star ordered the same food once more to take back to his hotel room and left a "large tip" before exiting the venue.Of Depp's unexpected visit, Varanasi owner Mohammed Hussain said: "They came in through a secret entrance and we sat them in a private room"I won't disclose how much it cost but the figures I have seen £50,000 are not far off the mark at all."We had to cancel existing diners' reservations, so it does cost a fair bit to hire out the entire place but it was an amazing experience."They spent a lot of money, it's a big venue to hire out, but they never even looked at the bill.

“authentic Indian cuisine,” cocktails and rosé Champagne at the Varanasi restaurant serving “heavenly recipes and soothing ambience,” according to its website. The actor — declared a “down-to-earth bloke” by restaurant staff — famously scored a big victory Wednesday when he was awarded a $10.35 million judgement in his brutal defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, 36.The “Edward Scissorhands” star was hanging out with his musician friend-collaborator Jeff Beck, 77, and 20 other people in their party at what’s billed as “Birmingham’s largest Indian restaurant.”Depp has been staying in the United Kingdom to join Beck on his tour.

Johnny Depp, 58, had been in the city to perform onstage with Jeff Beck when the actor and his entourage visited the chic restaurant Varanasi for exclusive use.

Bolton and it will be taking orders from today (Wednesday). The hit eatery has just four items on the menu - buffalo wings, skin-on fries, curly fries and its one burger, The Smash, an American-style sandwich with two beef patties, cheese, tomato, onions and a secret sauce.Owner Mohammed Hussain says he spent months trying out recipes for the food after transforming his parents' garage into a kitchen and now he aims to provide 'quality over quantity'."You can't get quality burgers up North, especially Halal - it just doesn't exist," he said."So we decided to turn my parents' garage into a test kitchen and all through 2019 we were testing and tasting recipes.

boy tragically died on his 15th birthday after being knocked off his bike by a 'selfish' driver speeding to McDonald's. Louis White was riding from his mum's house to his dad's when he was hit by Mohammed Hussain, who was doing almost 60mph in a 30mph zone prior to the collision.