Turkish restaurateur Nusret Gökçe, also known as Salt Bae, poses for photos at his restaurant Nusr-Et in Istanbul. His steakhouses are big-spending spots where customers often film their food for social media.(OZAN KOSE / AFP via Getty Images)By Sarah Blaskovich6:00 AM on Apr 15, 2023 CDTFollow Salt Bae on Instagram and you’ll see that Turkish butcher Nusret Gökçe travels the world on repeat, visiting his nearly two-dozen Nusr-Et steakhouses.Salt Bae is rarely in Dallas, but from now until April 20, 2023, he will be slicing and salting steaks with flair in his restaurant in the Dallas Arts District.And, really: Seeing Salt Bae is the whole point.Related:Why you should go to Salt Bae’s new Dallas steakhouse Nusr-Et exactly one timeIn this 2017 file photo, Salt Bae salts food in front of gymnast Simone Biles in Monaco. (Stuart C. Wilson / Getty Images for Laureus)He’s puzzling and alluring. He wears sunglasses indoors and glides through dining rooms, stopping where he’s told with an entourage of servers. Bae slices beef in front of customers and then holds a sassy wrist up high to sprinkle salt shards all over the meat (and the table). Nusr-Et’s most extravagant cuts come gold-crusted, and Bae seems to
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Instagram-famous butcher Salt Bae makes rare visit to Dallas' Nusr-Et Steakhouse
