Gordon Ramsey fake reservations - It's no surprise that the "Master Chef" has a few enemies of his own following his loud and downright rude remarks when it comes to cooking in his kitchen. However, the latest move on Ramsey's rival chef takes the slice. The alleged rival had "sabotaged" Ramsey's restaurant opening.
The Gordon Ramsey fake reservations amount to almost 100 people. According to Ramsey, his latest restaurant in London a few weeks past was set to serve 140 people who had booked. Yet, come opening night of the Heddon Street Kitchen, less than 40 people were served by the staff.
"Saturday was our first big day," says the chef to British TV host Jonathan Ross regarding the Gordon Ramsey fake reservations, adding, "We had 140 on the books and we had 100 [not] show."
Such reports on Gordon Ramsey fake reservations for Heddon Street Kitchen simply prove the level of envy Ramsey's rivals have. Though Ramsey did not dare disclose or drop names of the rivals involved, the chef claims it is clearly sabotage.
Despite the Gordon Ramsey fake reservations, the chef had made sure to keep things going in and out the London Heddon Street Kitchen opening. Ramsey was there to "pick up" his down and frustrated staff, making sure they were "focused."
To help avoid instances of another Gordon Ramsey fake reservations, the 48-year old chef says his staff will be "reconfirming every table." Despite the sabotage, Ramsey has kept his focus and his life on the happy track. Early Tuesday, Ramsey posted a photo of the sun rising in Malibu with the caption saying: "Quick swim to start the day!"
Gordon Ramseys' fake reservations restaurant in London is the 12th. The Gordon Ramsey group reportedly operates over 24 restaurants around the world. Clearly, Ramsey's rivals have a lot to be jealous over.
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