Salt Bae Slammed Over Food Prices After Diner Shares Enormous Bill

Indulging in a delicious steak is one thing, but when the bill hits an eye-watering $108,000, it's a whole new level of culinary extravagance, don't you think? The notorious Salt Bae, famed for his sky-high prices, is facing criticism again. A recent revelation of a jaw-dropping AED398,630 ($108,000) bill at his Dubai restaurant, Nusr-Et, has stirred up quite a storm.

The maestro of steaks, none other than Nusret Gokce, aka Salt Bae himself, decided to spill the tea on his socials, sharing a bill that's got everyone's eyebrows reaching new heights, like three golden steaks costing $1,400. Then there's a $76 beef carpaccio, accompanied by a side of fries that cost a little over $10 each. And hold your breath because Salt Bae's special salt seasoning? Priced at a glamorous $38 per person.

In a weird move, Salt Bae himself captioned the jaw-dropping photo, "Money comes, money goes." However, the extravagant display of wealth didn't sit well with many, sparking a wave of disgust at the seemingly outrageous prices. Critics expressed their opinions all over social media. Several people even noted that the bill surpasses their three-year earnings.