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A Brit flew to Turkey and bought a meal from Salt Bea's restaurant for less than £95 - the average price of his steak in the UK.<br/><br/>Callum Ryan, 23, saw that the cheapest steak on offer at Salt Bae's UK restaurant was a thinly sliced wagyu striploin for £95.<br/><br/>He wondered if he could get it cheaper at the original restaurant in the same chain, based in Istanbul, Turkey.<br/><br/>He booked a flight from Luton Airport, London, to Istanbul, Turkey with Wizz Air - costing him £17.99.<br/><br/>Once he landed in Istanbul, Callum went to Salt Bae's Nsr-Et Steakhouse and ordered a New York steak, fries, chill sauce, coca cola and a dessert for £57.95.<br/><br/>In total, he spent £75.93 which is £19.07 cheaper than the price of a steak in Salt Bae's UK restaurant.<br/><br/>Callum, a content creator, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, said: \
A Brit flew to Turkey and bought a meal from Salt Bea's restaurant for less than £95 - the average price of his steak in the UK.<br/><br/>Callum Ryan, 23, saw that the cheapest steak on offer at Salt Bae's UK restaurant was a thinly sliced wagyu striploin for £95.<br/><br/>He wondered if he could get it cheaper at the original restaurant in the same chain, based in Istanbul, Turkey.<br/><br/>He booked a flight from Luton Airport, London, to Istanbul, Turkey with Wizz Air - costing him £17.99.<br/><br/>Once he landed in Istanbul, Callum went to Salt Bae's Nsr-Et Steakhouse and ordered a New York steak, fries, chill sauce, coca cola and a dessert for £57.95.<br/><br/>In total, he spent £75.93 which is £19.07 cheaper than the price of a steak in Salt Bae's UK restaurant.<br/><br/>Callum, a content creator, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, said: \
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