Gordon became a global chef in 2005 after his show “Hell’s Kitchen” aired on television and since then, he has a reputation of insulting people and their food items. What’s more, he is keeping the tradition alive on the micro-blogging site Twitter as well.
A Twitter user from Mumbai, @Sychlops, uploaded an image of his food which was medu vada sambhar and nariyal chutney and asked Gordon to rate it.
Here is the tweet from @Sychlops, “please rate my medu vada sambar and nariyal chutney”
@GordonRamsay please rate my medu vada sambar and nariyal chutney pic.twitter.com/9dAcqI5kwD
— Rameez (@Sychlops) April 6, 2017
True to his reputation, Gordon came up with an insulting remark, calling the south Indian dish as the food from prison. Gordon tweeted, “I didn’t know you can tweet from prison”
I didn't know you can tweet from prison https://t.co/rxrPPBonff
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) April 6, 2017
Meanwhile, another user joined in trolling:
@Arezno If you don't mind, I'd rate it as Homeric pic.twitter.com/qmZhPTi37v
— César Waterlord (@Waterlord) April 6, 2017
It didn’t go well with many Indians as for the North Indians, this food item is a tasty snack while for almost all of the south Indians, it’s their morning breakfast. So as a result, Gordon got trolled by Indians and that too, in a classical style.
Huh!
The food looks normal plate of Vada, Sambar and chutney. Unless you mean normal Indian food is only good for prison.
— ً (@ashishxx_) April 6, 2017
How dare you?
https://twitter.com/handlewid_care/status/849939462297616385
It tastes better than your half cooked steak:
https://twitter.com/godhoonbey/status/849933340086071298
Had Gordon Ramsay been to South Indian prison? When and why?
When did u return from prison? and why where u put in a south Indian jail 😂😂
— Amlan🐦 (@President_Fun) April 6, 2017
What a shame!
https://twitter.com/IamAashu14/status/850160855601692672
Mind it!
Every cuisine that you're ignorant about is not from prison!https://t.co/LlJI65sJD7
— 📖 Creative Kiran ✍️ (@kiran_stories) April 6, 2017
You are so mean!
https://twitter.com/Chauhan_VijayK/status/850187824687132672
Bang on!
https://twitter.com/suraj_raparla/status/849938152626278400
However, the Twitter user, @Sychlops, because of whom the whole matter started was happy with the fact that the South Indian food had been acknowledged by an International chef.
Dal Vada has never been acknowledged on SM by a famous foreign chef. Contest over
— Rameez (@Sychlops) April 6, 2017
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