http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/5037784/Gordon-Ramsay-restaurant-investigated-over-cling-film-claim.htmlFood safety officers are investigating one of Gordon Ramsay's London restaurants after a reality television star claimed to have been left choking on a piece of cling film.
Noelie Klineberg said that she pulled an inch-and-a-half long piece of plastic from her mouth while chewing on a lamb main course at the Michelin-starred eatery in Claridge's Hotel.
Miss Klineberg, who was dining with her millionaire fiancé Robin Goforth, also claims to have felt unwell later that night.
The Doncaster couple, whose ostentatious lifestyle featured in Wife Swap and an ITV programme called Flash Families, were staying at Claridges on a short trip to London to pick up an engagement ring at Harrods.
They retired to their room after complaining about the meal and later refused to pay the £170 restaurant bill when they checked out of the hotel the next day.
Westminster City Council confirmed that it had received a complaint about the restaurant and would be sending an inspector to investigate.
"I started with scallops which I thought were a bit chewy but I didn't want to say anything because I didn't want to cause a scene after Robin had taken me there," said Miss Klineberg, 38.
"Then I was shocked to find cling film in the lamb.
"We complained to the waiter and later when we went to our room I began to feel unwell."
Gordon Ramsay Holdings, which operates the restaurant, said complaints were taken very seriously adding that it would like to discuss the matter with Miss Klineberg.
