Well-known chef Gordon Ramsay has revealed that just about 500 fortunate cat collectible figurines had been stolen in only one week from his new restaurant in London.
Talking on The Jonathan Ross Present, Ramsay, 58, mentioned that his restaurant, Fortunate Cat 22 Bishopsgate, has seen an enormous variety of these conventional Japanese maneki-neko figures go lacking.
As quoted by The Guardian, Ramsay mentioned, “The cats are getting stolen. There have been 477 stolen final week – they value £4.50 every.” This implies he misplaced over £2,000 in simply seven days.
These small cat figures, believed to deliver good luck, are a key a part of the restaurant’s theme. Nonetheless, London police haven’t obtained any studies concerning the thefts.
Ramsay, who owns greater than 80 eating places worldwide, additionally spoke about his profitable profession. The Guardian quoted him saying, “It does get a bit scary, when it comes to how huge it’s and the worldwide impression,” whereas praising his workforce of proficient cooks.
He additionally shared completely satisfied information about his daughter, Holly Ramsay, 25, who’s engaged to Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty, 30. The Guardian reported that Peaty requested Ramsay and his spouse, Tana, for his or her blessing earlier than proposing. “It was that kind of superb second. Every little thing went quiet,” Ramsay mentioned. “As a future son-in-law, we couldn’t ask for anybody higher.”
The interview can be proven on The Jonathan Ross Present on Saturday at 9.30pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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