Are you familiar with Salt Bae? No? That’s OK, here’s a quick history lesson. Turkish chef and restaurateur Nusret Gökçe went viral in January of 2017 with a video entitled “Ottoman Steak” that showed ...

Memes have fast become an Internet sensation and trust Kenyans and the world to adopt them and take the jokes a notch higher by introducing a twist to suit the crazy in them. First it was salt bae in ...

If you were scrolling through social media in 2017, chances are you would have stumbled across Salt Bae. The meme legend was often seen dangling food in celebrities' mouths or flamboyantly sprinkling ...

You know the video. A man in mirrored sunglasses, white T-shirt stretched tight, pinches salt between his fingers and lets it cascade down his forearm in slow motion to land on a slab of meat, like ...

He quickly rose to fame in 2017 thanks to a meme-worthy video, but it was his unique skills and personal branding as a suave butcher who makes a performance out of slicing and filleting steaks that ...

Salt Bae is no longer the viral phenomenon that he once was. And that, unfortunately, isn’t good for business. The closure of Salt Bae Burger follows the restaurant’s tenuous run in the city over the ...

"Salt Bae" has landed in New York City. Two months after the man behind the meme announced plans to open a restaurant in the Big Apple, sightings of Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe around the city swept ...

What a great weekend to be a soccer fan. Even if you’re not, it was a fascinating finish. As the match between France and Argentina in Qatar went into a shootout on Sunday, it was hard not to be ...

Remember that one guy who sprinkled salt like it was a magic spell and became a viral meme? Yeah, that’s Nusret Gökçe, better known as Salt Bae—and he turned that viral moment into a steak empire. But ...