The TV chef revealed there are two problematic behaviours guests are engaging in at his London restaurant Lucky Cat

Gordon Ramsay has spoken about two big issues at his new restaurant that are costing him an arm and a leg.

The TV chef, 58, revealed the ‘illegal’ behaviours guests have been engaging in at his new London eatery, Lucky Cat, as he appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show on ITV on Saturday night.

The restaurant is the highest in Europe. But Gordon revealed there were a ‘couple of issues’ with guests.

He shared that customers were using the bathroom, which has stunning views like the dining room, as a chance to enter the ‘mile high club’.

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And he said they were also stealing an item from the restaurant, costing him a massive £2,146.50p in one week.

Speaking about the bathroom, he said: “There’s lots of couples going in there and treating it as sort of the mile high bathroom because of the views.”

Gordon said a member of staff had told him ‘there’s a problem with the bathroom’.

When he asked what, they told him ‘They’re not coming out’.

He also revealed the golden lucky cats that hold chopsticks on the table were being stolen at an alarming rate.

“The cats are getting stolen at night,” Gordon continued. “There was 477 stolen last week! They cost £4.50 each for god sake.”

Host Jonathan Ross revealed he had dined at the restaurant – and then whipped two lucky cats out of his pocked.

“You shouldn’t make them so nice and small,” he quipped. “I genuinely thought they were allowed to take them home!”