SALT BAE has suffered embarrassment after his New York City restaurant shut down.
The celebrity chef’s restaurant, Salt Bae Burger New York, was once branded the “worst restaurant in New York City” as critics slammed the food as overpriced.
The restaurant was also described as having “all the charm of an airplane hangar”.
These criticism’s are not exclusive to the burger restaurant, with his London restaurant Nusr-Et facing similar criticism despite once being ranked the second most expensive in the world.
According to NY Eater, a sign on the door of the now closed business claims it will be relocating to the same address as the chain of Nusr-Et Steakhouses in New York
Salt Bae, whose real name is Nusret Gökçe, was also slammed for his “shameless” stunt of handing University students a 30 per cent discount at the Boston chain of Nusr-Et.
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Despite the fierce criticism, fans appeared to spot a secret side hustle of his.
Gökçe was pictured on Instagram alongside football icon Kaka.
The 41-year-old was captured enjoying a coffee alongside Salt Bae, hinting at an exploration into a new field.
In the video, the pair clinked mugs, before Salt Bae said: “Kapicciiiinoo,” in a combination of Kaka and the popular coffee drink Cappuccino.
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The Brazil World Cup winner then followed suit, saying the same thing through a beaming smile.
Reacting to the clip, one fan said: “Why is this guys making all celebrities feel uncomfortable??”
A second wrote: “Cappuccino 😂😂 and your bill is 300k for that coffee ☕️ mrs kaka ,(card or cash plz ) 😂😂.”
A third typed: “Kaka didn’t have enough money to pay the bill so he had to do this non sense 🤣🤣🤣.”
Another fan added: “I still can’t forgive him for the World Cup 🤦♂️ 🤦♂️.”
The final comment likely comes after Salt Bae’s antic in the World Cup final, when he gatecrashed Argentina’s World Cup trophy celebrations.
The chef was also described as “a bad smell” after he was spotted at the Champions League final last weekend.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
