Gordon Ramsay’s New Sky-High Restaurant Brings Vegas to the City of London
You will get a view. You won’t get any signs of the star chef.
Branded bonito fried duck leg baos are on the menu at Lucky Cat at 22 Bishopsgate, the highest dining room in London.
Source: Gordon Ramsay RestaurantsIt’s been a busy few weeks for Gordon Ramsay. He took time to film a HexClad Super Bowl ad with actor Pete Davidson and then make po’ boys for broadcasters at the big game in New Orleans. The activities personify his curious amalgam of roles: part cosplay TV chef, part brand ambassador, a headline generator and, ultimately, an entertainment industry bigwig with star power.
Those ever-evolving characters are in evidence at 22 Bishopsgate, where Gordon Ramsay Restaurants Ltd. has taken a 20-year lease from AXA IM Alts for, count them, five new ventures in one mammoth skyscraper in the City of London. There’s a new outpost of his “Asian-inspired” restaurant Lucky Cat; the 12-seat Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, an offshoot of his three-Michelin-star Chelsea flagship; a HexClad-badged cooking academy; a 60-seat Lucky Cat Bar; and another brasserie-style Bread Street Kitchen, which is due to open later in the year.