Gordon Ramsay slammed over £56 roast dinner that looks like a 'child's portion'

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GORDON Ramsay is used to dishing out harsh criticism - but he's been getting it back from some equally-fiery customers. The celebrity chef, 53, came under fire this week after a diner objected to paying £20 for a board of "bland" slices of cheese.

Gordon Ramsay has sparked outrage once again as a customer complained that a cheese board he received at one of the celebrity chef's restaurants was "insulting" and "preselected".

Gordon Ramsay has been slammed for a £45 Sunday roast that furious fans compared to a 'child's portion'.The Scottish TV chef, 53, has yet again come under fire for his restaurant food after he was recently blasted for a measly fry-up breakfast.Gordon, who was undeterred by recent feedback, took to social media to show off a video of his £45 Sunday lunch.It showed a cut of beef, three roast potatoes, two carrots, broccoli and a large Yorkshire pudding with a drizzle of mouthwatering gravy.He wrote: "Sundays at Savoy Grill.... roast sirloin of beef with all the trimmings....

It's not been a very forgiving few weeks for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.

Gordon Ramsay has been slammed for a £56 Sunday roast that furious fans compared to a 'child's portion'. The Scottish TV chef, 53, has yet again come under fire for his restaurant food after he was recently blasted for a measly fry-up breakfast.

It's not been a very forgiving few weeks for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.

GORDON Ramsay has received another chewing from food fans – for his mega-pricey Sunday lunch that costs £56 a head. The TV chef, 53, has already been savaged for a £19 breakfast and tiny steak and a few chips for £23.

GORDON Ramsay's pricey York & Albany restaurant has racked up huge losses totalling £15million over the past 12 years, latest accounts reveal. The London restaurant and hotel has proven a costly investment for Gordon since its opening in 2008.

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA Gordon Ramsay lookalike says he always gets the best tables in restaurants.Waiters and chefs fall over themselves to help when Martin Jordan walks in.The 49-year-old said: “I’ve never pretended to be Gordon when I’m not working and would never do that.“But quite often when I go out for dinner I have noticed I get treated differently.“When I walk into fancy restaurants, especially in London, the front of house will do a double-take.“They try to insist on taking my bags for me and offering me drinks and calling me ‘Sir’.”And he added: “I don’t have to worry about getting a good table, and I’ve noticed chefs popping their heads out so

TV star Gino D’Acampo says his manhood is bigger than his pal Gordon Ramsay’s. It comes after the two chefs flashed each other while filming their travelling antics with First Dates maître d’ Fred Sirieix.

Rangers and reckons he was too quiet to make it in football. The celebrity chef is well-known for not holding back when critiquing cooks on his many TV shows, but it was clearly not something he learned when coming through at Ibrox.Ramsay didn't spend long at the Govan club and made a name for himself with programmes such as Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares and Hell’s Kitchen.

Gordon Ramsay took to Instagram on Saturday to post a video of one of the delicious looking meals available at his restaurant – avocado and poached egg on toast!MORE: Gordon Ramsay celebrates incredible milestoneBut his scrumptious video caused quite a stir, with many of his food-loving followers taking to the comment section to explain that they would have done things differently."Why poach it? Just a fried egg on top will do, never mind the presentation," wrote one. WATCH: Oscar Ramsay takes after dad in new meal video - and it's hilarious!"It's raw!" added another, with a third writing: "Chili flakes on avocado?"Others were quick to note that they weren't fans of the popular vegetable.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's son Oscar's verdict on lunch

Gordon Ramsay revealed most people have been cracking their eggs wrong in a recent TikTok video with Jackass star Steve-O.In the clip, he said: “Always crack it on a flat surface, it’s super important.”A stunned Steve-O admitted he had “never heard” that tip before, as Gordon continued.“Everybody else goes on the side, but what that does, it sends shell into the egg.”The informative clip was viewed more than 6.5 million times and viewers were appreciative of the tip.One wrote: “Nice! I learnt something today.”“You learn something new every day,” another said.A third added: “I actually learnt something from his videos for once, thanks Mr Ramsay!”Some said they had “always done it on a flat surface” while others were sceptical of the trick