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Salt Bae Leaves Internet Stunned After Showing Off Customer's $108k Restaurant Bill
Internet sensation and chef Nusret Gökçe, best known as Salt Bae, has left the internet in shock after sharing a patron's receipt from a meal at one of his restaurants.
The check, racked up at his Nusr-Et Steakhouse Dubai at the Four Seasons resort in Dubai, costs more than some people's homes: a staggering $108,000.
People online have been astonished by the bill—and not in the good way.
Along with the caption "money comes money goes," Salt Bae showed a photo of the customers' receipt, which showed seemingly gazillions of items at truly astonishing prices.
There's a $270 filet mignon, three $1700 steaks and two bottles of champagne at $27,000 each, just for starters.
There were also nearly $25,000 in tips included, so at least whatever person with more money than sense who racked up this bill had it in them to take care of the staff.
But while Salt Bae, ever the showman, seemed to think the receipt would leave people impressed, it seems to have had the opposite effect.
People on social media were instead kind of disgusted by the absurd wealth and consumerism the receipt reflects.
This bill is from Salt Bae\u2019s restaurant in Dubai. At Four Seasons. Total is above USD 108,000. That\u2019s \u00a385,000 or THB \ud83c\uddf9\ud83c\udded 3,900,000. The receipt was posted by Salt Bae himself, who loves to show off. Recently it was revealed that if he is present in his restaurants when you dine\u2026— (@)
Though some people couldn't help but respect Salt Bae's hustle.
@nypost Charging those kind of ludicrous prices for food is a good gig if you can get it.— (@)
But others pointed out another layer to the story: Salt Bae's food is pretty widely known to be... well, not very good.
His restaurant empire has been plagued with financial problems, and some of his restaurants have faced closures, including his infamous New York burger restaurant once deemed "the worst restaurant in New York."
There's no better place than Dubai to get the more-money-than-sense crowd to part with their gazillions. Let it never be said that Salt Bae isn't resourceful!