Gordon Ramsay's London Restaurant Struggles With Theft Of Lucky Cat Statues

Gordon Ramsay's Culinary Empire Hit by Restaurant Woes Gordon Ramsay, renowned TV chef, has opened a new restaurant in London, but it appears that his culinary expansion is not going smoothly. The 120-seat Lucky Cat, located on level 60 at 22 Bishopsgate, boasts a unique menu featuring dishes such as soft shell crab maki and uni toast.

However, the restaurant has been plagued by thefts, with customers stealing the iconic Lucky Cat statues from each table. According to sources, the thefts have been a major issue for the restaurant, with a staggering 477 Lucky Cat statues stolen last week alone. Each statue costs £4. 50, resulting in significant financial losses for the establishment.

Ramsay has taken to social media to address the issue... admitting that the thefts have been a problem since the restaurant's expansion. The TV chef and restaurateur has revealed that he has been dealing with the thefts, "stating that the Lucky Cat statues are being taken by customers." Ramsay's frustration with the situation is evident, "as he has expressed his disappointment with the thefts on social media." The exact measures being taken to prevent the thefts are not yet clear... but it appears that Ramsay is taking the issue seriously.

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Gordon Ramsay is a renowned television chef known for his fiery personality and culinary expertise. He has expanded his culinary empire, opening a new restaurant, Lucky Cat, in London. Gordon Ramsay has achieved numerous accolades throughout his career, including 16 Michelin stars and being named the world's highest-paid chef.

He has also been inducted into the Culinary Hall of Fame and has won several awards for his culinary contributions.

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The TV chef, 58, has expanded his culinary empire in the form of the 120-seat Lucky Cat on level 60 at 22 Bishopsgate, which serves dishes like soft shell crab maki and uni toast. Yet the restaurant woes haven't stopped there as the star also admitted they are having an issue with thefts as customers are stealing the lucky cat statues on each table.