Trump Jr. ignores the haters, dines at Salt Bae’s restaurant
Donald Trump Jr. is the latest person to be served by Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, also known as Salt Bae, and it’s caused a stir online as well.
Last month Gökçe came under fire after Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) called him out for serving Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro at one of his restaurants. The senator called for a boycott of the chef’s restaurants and the video sparked an intense backlash online.
On Thursday the president’s son posted his meal on Instagram, where the chef did the same salt sprinkling that shot him into viral fame last year.
“This happened tonight. Amazing meal with @nusr_et #saltbae #salt #bae,” he wrote on Instagram.
View this post on InstagramThis happened tonight. Amazing meal with @nusr_et #saltbae #salt #bae
At the end of the video, Trump Jr. seems excited about eating.
“Looks good man!” the president’s son says to the chef.
Trump Jr. is clearly a fan of Salt Bae. Earlier this year he posted a meme of the chef that looked like his father, President Donald Trump. In the post, he said his father was “Freedom Bae” who was “just sprinkling a bit of freedom for all of us to enjoy this #independenceday weekend.” He also once compared himself to Salt Bae after a number of memes of him made the rounds online in March 2017.
He said the same thing on Twitter.
View this post on InstagramNewly discovered footage of Freedom Bae!!! Just sprinkling a bit of freedom for all of us to enjoy this #independenceday weekend. Also continuing my quest to take out pop culture terms
#trump #bae #freedom #fourthofjuly #4thofjuly
While the president’s son may have been excited to eat his steak, the appearance with Salt Bae after the chef’s criticized meal with Maduro was not met well with people online.
Under his Instagram post, Trump Jr. was met with people expressing disappointment.
“WHY? Come on Trump Jr.? Pay attention to people’s action!! Bad move brother!! Reflects bad on your Father!!” one person wrote.
“Your an idiot jr. I actually respected you,” another one wrote.
“Jr, I support your father, you shouldn’t be supporting or giving props to a man that admires dictators! And this post is still up???? An apology is in order.”
donaldjtrumpjr/Instagram
The reaction wasn’t much better on Twitter.
Hey @marcorubio where’s your indignation with @DonaldJTrumpJr over this? #SaltBae https://t.co/jxtyi1kG9B
— Richard Albury (@_richardalbury) October 12, 2018
Maduro is served by #saltbae:
Don Jr : "Well that's the place for me then."
Why? Because the Trumps love
dictators and it's only a matter of time." #Maduro#FridayFeeling #VoteBlue #TheTrumpsLoveDictators
https://t.co/Ze59VenhHP
— ℰ𝑟𝑖𝑛
(@pinklionheart) October 12, 2018
@marcorubio Marco I’m stuck in the hurricane but don’t worry about me. @DonaldJTrumpJr went to the salt bae. Please care about this as much as you did the last guy
— Justin (@New_Lexicon) October 12, 2018
First serves Maduro, then serves Donald Trump Jr
Coincidence ? I dont think so#maga #trump #trumpjr #saltbae #Venezuela https://t.co/o4g8FUyoyc
— ablearcher (@bae_miami) October 12, 2018
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