Nusret Gökçe, who was on the agenda with his announcement of opening the first restaurant in space, came to the fore this time with his restaurant in England. According to the claims of some social media users, Nusret was removing the comments of his restaurant on Google and trying to make his place look better than it was.
The issue, which became a hot topic in the UK, erupted when a recently shared bill went viral on Twitter. A man who went to Nusret’s restaurant in London had to pay 1,812 pounds for what he ate. The internet user, who thought it was really expensive, shared an invoice for that meal on Twitter. The shared bill revealed that a 15 percent service charge was applied in addition to the meal.
Here is the £1,812 bill at Nusret’s restaurant
According to the news in Dailymail, the post on Twitter received numerous interactions. Most of the users stated that these prices were not reasonable. But the data on Google was not like that at all. Because almost all of the comments about the branch in London were positive. The venue received a score of 4.8 out of 5 according to the rating on Google. Also, the restaurant’s Facebook page was filled with countless positive comments.
Here is the information about the restaurant on Google:
The fact that internet users saw an opposite situation on different platforms confused them. Allegedly, Nusret had the negative comments deleted from Google. A similar situation happened with Facebook. However, since Twitter could not be interfered with, its comments that the prices were really high caused it to not be able to hide.
It is not known whether Nusret Gökçe removed the comments on Google. However, it should not be forgotten that Nusret has become a worldwide phenomenon and the most famous names dine in restaurants owned by Nusret. So the prices are quite high for ordinary people, not only because of the food, but also because of the popularity. . .
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