Food critic accuses Lasnamäe Steff Grill of misleading customers

Estonian food critic Igor Burlakov published a detailed social media post accusing Steff Grill, operating in Lasnamäe, Tallinn, of misleading customers. According to the critic, the establishment's explanations regarding kebab portion size and preparation methods do not match reality. An inspection reportedly revealed problems with weight, quality, and the issuance of receipts.

Estonian food critic and restaurant reviewer Igor Burlakov, active on social media, has directed criticism at Steff Grill, operating in Tallinn's Lasnamäe district, claiming the company misleads customers regarding kebab portion sizes and preparation methods.

In Burlakov's assessment, Steff Grill's own explanations do not match reality. The critic conducted an inspection, during which he identified several concerning issues, both the meat weight and quality raised questions. In his post's headline, Burlakov hints at the possibility that kebabs are pre-cooked and receipts are not issued properly, which may suggest unreported cash sales.

Burlakov is known in Estonia as a public reviewer of food establishments, whose social media posts frequently highlight problems in restaurant and eatery service and food quality. His criticism has previously garnered attention from both consumers and business owners.

Steff Grill has not publicly responded to Burlakov's accusations.