Salt Bae is no longer the viral phenomenon that he once was. And that, unfortunately, isn’t good for business. The New York City burger restaurant run by the internet sensation (real name: Nusret ...

Join us as we visit Salt Bae's famous Nusr-Et restaurant with a clear mission: to try the cheapest item on the menu—the ...

Another restaurant bites the dust for social media star Salt Bae, who owned a burger joint in Manhattan dubbed “the worst in NYC,” according to Gothamist. His restaurant called Saltbae Burger closed ...

Critics have declared Salt Bae’s newest creation is not worth its salt! Last month, viral Turkish butcher Nusret “Salt Bae” Gökçe opened a burger restaurant in New York City and the reviews are now in ...

Remember Salt Bae? The man who threw salt in a fun way and dominated the internet for what seemed like forever? It feels like an eternity ago, but it was 2017. Oh, the horrors we've seen since then!

He was the quirky chef who became an internet sensation thanks to his unique style of sprinkling salt on meat and built a commercial property empire upon it.

Nusret Gökçe (Salt Bae) wears a tuxedo with a gold chain and sunglasses with a thumb up - Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Nusret Gökçe has a phenomenal social media presence. If you take a look at his ...

The upscale steakhouse chain founded by internet phenom ‘Salt Bae’ has been sued — again. This time, five of the company’s grill men — who said they were recruited to move from Turkey to work at the ...

Apparently, I was wrong. I thought that we as a dining public had decided to allay our hypertension by reducing our alarming intake of Salt Bae. But, no, he persists. Enough so that he’s expanding in ...

Remember Salt Bae? The suave restaurateur who sprinkled salt on sliced meat, propelling him to viral fame back in 2017? The footage of him seductively preparing steak made him an instant internet ...

The Istanbul steak at Nusr-Et in Dallas costs $100. When he's in town, butcher Salt Bae (a.k.a., Nusret Gökçe) will slice and salt steaks tableside. The onion flower costs $19 and the Light My Fire ...