Shocked restaurant-goer spots mice running around celebrity chef’s restaurant: ‘I’d scream’
A diner at Gordon Ramsay's restaurant in Richmond, British Columbia, captured a video of mice running around the dining area. The incident, which went viral on TikTok, sparked mixed reactions from viewers regarding cleanliness in restaurants. Some commenters noted that rodent sightings can happen in any establishment, regardless of its reputation.
- ▪The video of the mice was shared by a diner on TikTok and has garnered nearly 300,000 views.
- ▪The restaurant is located inside the River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond.
- ▪Commenters on social media expressed varied opinions, with some stating that rodent sightings are common in the area.
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Food & Drink Shocked restaurant-goer spots mice running around celebrity chef’s restaurant: ‘I’d scream’ By Fabiana Buontempo Published June 7, 2026, 12:03 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Would you like a side of mice with that? Nothing can ruin a fine dining experience quite like little rodents scurrying around tables. Unfortunately, that’s supposedly what happened at one of celeb chef Gordon Ramsay‘s restaurants — and how the wait staff handled the situation is even weirder. Reportedly at Gordon Ramsay Steak in Richmond, British Columbia, the shocking scene featuring little four-legged creatures was captured by a nearby diner and shared on TikTok in a now-viral video.
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