'I spotted £13 'no plug' lamp in Gordon Ramsay's Manchester restaurant'

'I spotted £13 'no plug' lamp in Gordon Ramsay's Manchester restaurant'A shopping writer spotted the Zeta Mini LED Rechargeable Wireless Lamp from Dusk at Gordon Ramsay's Lucky Cat restaurant - and it's currently available with a 30% saving at just £13MoneyShawna Healey and Lauren Gordon Emerging Audiences Editor10:53, 13 Apr 2026This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreView 4 ImagesI spotted Dusk's 'stylish' reduced £13 lamp in Gordon Ramsey's Manchester restaurant(Image: Sim Canetty-Clarke)A few weeks back, I received an enticing email from Ziip. The American beauty tech brand is bolstering its presence across the UK and invited me to join their PR team for dinner to learn more about their cutting-edge devices.Needless to say, I jumped at the chance. The brand has several products on the market, but is best known for its Ziip HALO 2.0. At £379.99, the gadget certainly doesn't come cheap, but it's designed to deliver clinic-level, anti-ageing results in the comfort of your own home, ultimately saving you a fortune on professional facials.We dined at Lucky Cat, Gordon Ramsay's Tokyo-inspired restaurant in Manchester. Situated on King Street, the Asian-influenced eatery marks Gordon Ramsay's first major restaurant venture in the city and is the second Lucky Cat location to open its doors.Inside, the venue boasts lavish interiors by Russel Sage Design Studio, paying tribute to the building's storied past while injecting bags of personality. The concept draws inspiration from the drinking dens of 1930s Tokyo, and the 'kissa', the name given to the jazz bars that were hugely popular at the time.View 4 ImagesGordon Ramsey's restaurant uses the £13 Zeta Mini LED Rechargeable Wireless Lamp(Image: Shawna Healey)As I made my way out of the restaurant, a particular decorative touch caught my attention. The tables...