Guests anger as posh London restaurant sells scrambled eggs on toast for £58

DINERS were left furious when they discovered a £58 scrambled egg on toast at a swanky London restaurant.

HIDE in Mayfair is a Michelin star restaurant which has recently caused a stir breakfast menu prices.

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Customers were shocked to hear that the cost of scrambled eggs on toast could set them back as much as £58.

The breakfast dish costs £36 per portion, but the price rises even further to £58 if you add white truffle.

White truffles are known as an extravagant food item with one of the highest price tags.

The expensive fungi are difficult to grow and take years to cultivate, making them scarce and valuable.

But customer opinions about the sumptuous dish are divided.

One person wrote: “The dishes were simple and lacked any noticeable wow factor.

“Simply adding truffle to bread does not automatically elevate you to chef status.

“Although we tried, overall we weren't completely convinced by our experience.

“In addition, the prices were exceptionally high, without any clear justification.”

Another reviewer added that the dish was “tasteless” and that she “couldn't even smell it [the truffle]”.

But while some guests were stunned by the bill, others are impressed and happy with the breakfast dish.

Another customer disagreed, saying, “It's worth every bite and they really aren't shy with the truffle like other customers.” London restaurants.”

Another visitor said the meal was “a must-try”, while someone else added: “Food on the pricey side but you pay for the experience.”

The breakfast menu of the luxury restaurant functions Beluga caviar from £190, avocado toasts for £20 and tea for £16.

a Salt Bae The restaurant was also criticized for its high bill, which included £100 fruit and a £360 steak.

Celebrity Chef and restaurateur Salt Bae is under fire for his unrealistic food prices that cost diners a lot of money as much as £85,000 for a single meal.

The internet-famous chef has done just that reduced prices at his restaurant in London in a huge turnaround after a backlash about the high costs.

Meanwhile, Lionel Messi's new Salt Bae style establishment has been criticized by diners for its excessive prices.

Footy supporters have criticized the star for charging £18.30 for a plate of macaroni.

In other news, a shocked British couple said yes ripped off in a holiday restaurant after being hit with a bill of £116 for just five prawns.

Dean Cadywould, 55, and his wife Kerry, 47, had their romantic meal Lanzarote ruined by having to pay over £20 per critter.