Salt Bae’s Nusr-et London restaurant decor slammed for looking ‘like a decaying seaside bistro hosting a cheap Xmas do’

SALT Bae's London restaurant decor has been slammed as looking "like a decaying seaside bistro hosting a cheap Christmas do".

Turkish-born internet icon Nusret Gökçe has hit the headlines for the extravagant prices at his upmarket Knightsbridge eatery - with a £850 gold-coated steak and a £100 burger both on offer.

Now, furious critics have turned to Nusr-Et's interiors, with some blasting the decorating as like a "sh**** lobby of a hotel".

One Reddit user wrote: "You can't even claim you're going there to enjoy the ambience.

"The place legitimately looks like an early 2000s, recently refurbished casino bistro in a sh** seaside town."

Another user replied: "Wow. As someone who lives in a sh** seaside town full of tacky refurb restaurants, even I'd turn my nose up at that.

"The ambiance is 'cheap Christmas-do on a decaying pier that does weddings on the side', and those chairs look really uncomfortable."

Another furious social media user said the eatery "looks like a sh**** lobby of a hotel near Leeds train station".

A fourth said the "interior is diabolical", while another added: "I've been to Holiday Inns with better ambience than that."

Not all reviews of the luxury restaurant have been negative, with one happy customer dubbing the atmosphere "great".

Another reviewer said: "I went to this restaurant for a family celebration and found it was the perfect place.

"The food was perfect and plentiful - steak to die for and baklava with ice cream in the middle, that melted in the mouth.

"The restaurant was clean and classy with spotless kitchens. The staff were professional and attentive."

They added: "Yes, it was expensive but worth every single penny!"

The restaurant has been approached for comment.