About Gordon Ramsay

Internationally renowned Domicil star chef Gordon Ramsey opened a series of successful restaurants all over the world to the UK, France, Singapore, Hong Kong and the USA. Gordon is also a small screen star both in the UK and internationally, and in the United States he is active in the kitchen's nightmare, Hell's Kitchen, Hell's Inn and Master Chef.

At the age of 35, Ramsey himself started making his first fully owned and same-named restaurant, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. The restaurant Gordon Ramsay opened in 1998 and soon gained the most prestigious honor in the cooking world - Michelin Samsung. Today, restaurant Gordon Ramsay is the oldest restaurant in London, Ramsay is one of the only restaurants that runs a three star restaurant in the UK. Gordon is Michelin star at another restaurant in London, Pétrus, in Knightsbridge.

Gordon Ramsay brand is one of the world's most famous restaurant brands. Most of Gordon Ramsay's brands are in the UK, and a few are in the USA, Tokyo and Dubai. The restaurant of Gordon Ramsay is known for its service and cuisine. His restaurant was awarded Michelin Samsung and himself also won 10 Michelin stars. Britain's Gordon Ramsay restaurant has Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, Petrus, Claridge's Gordon Ramsay, Connaught's Angela Hartnet, Savoy Grill, Banquet, Boxwood Cafe, Maze, La Noisette. The Gordon Ramsay restaurant serves French, European, American and Asian cuisine.

On August 9, 2011, Ramsey opened his first Canadian restaurant in Montreal, Laurier Gordon Ramsay (formerly Rotisserie Laurier Grill). In February 2012, restaurant owner Danny Lavy announced that it was unable to contact Ramsay because Ramsay was lacking in participation and understanding. The restaurant was closed in 2013. In July 2006, Ramsey received the Catey award in "Independent Restaurant of the Year" and received the third Catey award. The two Catey awards of Ramsay are 1995 (this year's Best Rookie Award) and 2000 (Chef of the Year). The other two triple crowns are Michelle Roux and Jackie Paun. In September 2006, he was elected the most influential person in the UK's hospitality industry with the annual Caterersearch 100 list published by Caterer and Hotelkeeper magazine. He surpassed Jamie Oliver who was at the top of the list in 2005.