Gordon Ramsay Restaurant 477 Lucky Cat Theft Sees The Theft

The TV Chef has said that about 500 cat idols have been stolen from a new Gordon Ramsa restaurant at an estimated cost of more than £ 2,000 a week.

The restorator recently launched Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay at Bishopsgate in Central London, which featured a Japanese cat model called Maneki-Neko.

The 58-year-old, known for his hell kitchen and Ramsay kitchen’s bad dream reality TV programs, told ITV’s The Jonathan Ross Show: “Cats are being stolen. 477 were stolen last week-he was stolen last week The cost is £ 4.50. “

The City of London Police said it had not received any theft report from the restaurant.

The number of the theft of Cat Figurine will be a loss of £ 2,146.50.

Maneki-Neko idols are considered by some people within Japanese culture that they bring good luck and have been a specialty in lucky cat restaurants.

The restaurant, which serves Asian-inspired food, was opened in 22 bishopsgate, one of the tallest buildings in London earlier this month.

There are two restaurants under the Lucky Cat brand within Ramsay London, of which others are in Mafare, opening in 2019.

The other two places, according to its website, are in Manchester and Miami, Florida.

Jonathan Ross show airs on Saturday at 9.30 pm on ITV1 and ITVX.