I ate there twice. First time I got scrambled eggs thinking they would be like Gordon’s video. NOTHING LIKE IT. I wish I woulda sent a picture to him. Second time I went with my family and we got Indian food. BEST DAMN BUTTER CHICKEN IVE EVER EATEN. And I’m Indian. Definitely recommend
dammit man, I was just there in June. If I knew I would have gone to the restaurant. (I was in a hurry then, but I would have changed my schedule for it, for Gordon)
Hey gordon! When i went, the waitress never brought me a check, but she asked if I needed anything else (indication I was done). So I walked out without paying. Thanks so much for the breakfast. It was great!
i ate there once on a business Trip and it was so good. This should be the standard for Food at the Airport. Also the Prices are affordable and thats a rarity these days.
@@TetraSky , A full-on English breakfast costs 13.75. Comparatively and listed on their menu beneath MAINS, their British short rib beef burger, Monterey Jack cheese, with chimichurri mayo runs 15.00. You can add bacon for an additional 4.00. That's pretty damned tasty! You can see the menu and prices here: www.gordonramsayrestaurants.com/plane-food/menus/#Picnic%20Menu
Tbf for Heathrow that's pretty reasonable. Heathrow sits in the middle of the awful venn diagram of Major Airport and Capital City when it comes to prices. Everything is extortionate.
She was raised by Gordon Ramsay and a woman who is happily married to Gordon Ramsay for 22 years and counting. You know working 80+ hour weeks is first and only nature to her.
He's actually a pretty cool guy in everyday out-and-about life. You just don't want to work for him if you have thin skin. But if you do, you'll learn a lot.
Give him credit...he made a success of his passion in life and generally speaking as far as I know, a committed family man and cares about others deeply given his brother's mental health issues...has a soft spot for downtrodden who have had misfortune in life..respect
@@Krasses Me. I'm a shit sleeper. If it's not a bed, I am not falling asleep. I would do the usual, which is choke myself until I pass out, but the flight attendants aren't very happy with my method of hibernation.
I've tried the Grab and Go this summer when I was travelling, honestly, it really is everything he said, and it was the best meal I ever had on plane, absolutely amazing. Wasn't expensive and wasn't cheap, somewhere in between, but definitely worth it!
The most refreshing thing about watching Gordon Ramsay is his genuine passion for serving good food. He’s keen to work with the best from all over the world to achieve that, and that’s a sign of genius.
I feel like it'd be best if they just served comfort food, as someone who doesn't fly very often the last time I was at an airport I just wanted to pretend like everything was normal despite the fact that planes were actively flying overhead. But, he does make a good point about food that you can eat and not keep you tossing and turning for 3 hours on the flight.
andrewroxs ...Well yeah that’s kind of what people do when they are hungry and they are in a restaurant. They tend to order food! You should try going out sometime, you might be able to experience it for yourself one day. I recommend the Caesar Salad at Plane Food ;-) #plonker
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Nothing worse than long travel, long delays and horrible food. Every airport has become junk food yards. Great to see real food
I was wondering how suddenly Gordon was so nice and polite. My questions were answered at 2:29 Edit apparently I was too focused on Gordon at 0:00 that I didn't notice what's lurking behind him
In the middle of the video he said he didn’t like heavy food before a flight... end of the video he says his flight is in 30 mins and he smashes a full English 😂
Yeah it was a light full English. Only 4 triangles of toast, 3 rashers, 2 eggs, 1 sausage, tomato and mushroom. You'd never need a snooze after that. 😂
This is indeed my favourite airport restaurant. I recommend people to try it out before judging it over the internet. Also it is not overpriced it is rather reasonable for the quality of food you get !
a while back i was flying from guangxi to scotland, in a nearly 20 hour journey. if you don't know, cheese isn't really a thing in rural china. so i missed it after being there for about a month. so, while connecting at heathrow, i stopped by this place for a much anticipated western meal. i forgot what i ordered because i was so horrendously tired. all i remember is that it had cheese, and that i nearly cried tears of joy lol
Well mate, you wanna eat cheap, don't eat out. Cooking will always cost less for the same quality food you'll get at restaurants. If restaurants are cheaper, they're using lower quality products, or you're shopping on the wrong marketplace. And definitely don't eat on airports. It must be the rent or tax or something, friggin tap water cost almost double there.
You can check *_my_* butter chicken.. Hint: there is neither butter nor a chicken inside.. Only lack of experience covered in smoke. Thought it'll cook faster but, when I checked the oven. There was no chicken anymore. I guess you can't bake a phoenix.