Gordon Ramsay is slammed by fans for serving two ‘tiny’ pieces of lamb as part of £120-a-head menu

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Gordon Ramsay has baffled fans over a 'tiny' portion of lamb in an expensive menu at one of the chef's swanky restaurants. The foul-mouthed Scots chef has often angered customers with his pricey food, including a £19 fry up breakfast.

Gordon Ramsay's lamb dinner divided fans online as some criticised the size of the portion.

Gordon Ramsay.They took to social media to complain that the two small slices of meat – part of a £120-a-head menu – are not enough.Diner Tommy said on Instagram: “1 bite ­– goodnight.” And another follower asked: “Where’s the rest?”The minuscule lamb lunch, which ignited fury after a video of it was posted to Instagram, is served at Ramsay’s Michelin-starred Petrus restaurant in Knightsbridge, London.The seven-course offering does not include drinks and will have to be scoffed outside during the lockdown restrictions.Ramsay said on Instagram: “Herdwick lamb, morels, wild garlic, young peas, marjoram at @PetrusByGordonRamsay...

Gordon Ramsay's steak tartare divided viewers when it was uploaded on Twitter – with many arguing the raw meat looked like "cat food".In the clip, which went viral on Thursday (April 29) the meat is plated up with a single raw egg yolk on top.A knife then slices through the yolk so it tantalisingly oozes through the beef and onto the plate.Served up next to the steak tartare are four paper-thin potato wafers that many trolls have suggested are no better than a "few crisps".The video was uploaded onto Gordon Ramsay's official Twitter account with the caption: "The most delicious steak tartare at Gordon Ramsay Bar and Grill."It has since been watched more than 130,000 times and received hundreds of "likes" and "retweets".Although a few

TV chef posted a video of the meal online as he sliced into a runny egg yolk, capturing the satisfying moment it burst. But fans of Gordon's were critical of the meal, which consists of raw beef, and in true Chef Ramsay fashion, some even gave him a roasting.One person said: "What In The Flying F*** Is That Gordon (respectfully)."Another added: "Tin of cat food delicately emptied on to the plate, garnished with a few crisps.

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Twitter, in what would probably be a moment to bring a smile to Gordon's face as fans had fun with the hashtag. A TV source told The Sun : “The Beeb will start filming in the summer.