Gordon Ramsay’s new £28 risotto mocked for looking like baked beans

Gordon Ramsay’s new £28 risotto dish at one of his post eateries has been mocked for looking like baked beans.

The foul-mouthed TV chef is serving it up at The River Restaurant located in The Savoy hotel.

The Roasted Red Pepper and Heirloom Tomato Risotto is topped off with Lemon Mascarpone.

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The vegetarian main course has just been added to the menu.

But some fans were quick to ridicule it, saying it looked like the cheap tinned beans in tomato sauce.

Ramsay, 58, said: “A beautiful addition to our The River Restaurant By Gordon Ramsay menu.

“Roasted red pepper and heirloom tomato risotto with lemon mascarpone, stunning.”

Yet Matthew Gibbon joked: “Thought it was baked beans.”

Another – named Jamie – said: “Same.”

Biljana Mihajlovski added: “Me too.”

Others questioned the small size of the dish at the restaurant on The Strand, Westminster, central London, as reported on What’s The Jam

One said: “That’s a portion?”

But Nicola Lewis said: “Perfect.”

Corinne added: “This looks amazing.”

Two week ago, Ramsay hiked the price of his Christmas Day meal at another of his restaurants to £325.

It is £35-per-head more expensive than it was two years ago at Pétrus, in Kinnerton Street, in upmarket Belgravia, west London.

But diners still don’t get turkey.

In August, Ramsay was ridiculed for serving up a tiny bit of salmon at the same restaurant that cost customers £72.

Last month, he teamed up with Burger King to unveil a new £11 wagyu burger.

Ramsay has 90 restaurants worldwide and currently has eight Michelin Stars.

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