LIONEL Messi’s new Salt Bae-style restaurant has been slammed by diners over its eye-watering prices.

Footy supporters have blasted him for charging £18.30 for a plate of macaroni.

7Lionel Messi, seen here during his recent Saudi visit, has opened a Salt bae-style restaurantCredit: Instagram

7Salt Bae poses with beaming Lionel Messi and Paul Pogba at his Dubai restaurant in 2018Credit: Instagram

7Spanish influencer Monica Moran tucks into the Ballon d’Or chocolate dessert which costs £30.90Credit: Jam Press Vid/@monismurf

7Monica’s TikTоk video of the restaurant went viral, picking up 13.8m viewsCredit: Jam Press Vid/@monismurf

7Messi’s new restaurant is in the five-star MiM Hotel in AndorraCredit: Jam Press Vid/@monismurf

The Argentine World Cup hero’s ravioli is £39.20 albeit it is filled with lobster.

The 35-year-old PSG ace also sells a £30.90 Ballon d’Or chocolate dessert.

Fans said they’d only pay for it if the former Barcelona great was serving it up.

Spanish influencer, Monica Moran visited his Hincha – which translates as a supporter – restaurant in the five-star MiM Hotel, in the tiny principality of Andorra.

Monica shared a clip of her trip with her 9.4million TikTоk followers.

The video went viral with 13.8m views.

Monica said: “We ordered a pizza to share and it was really good.

“They came to show us the meat they were going to make us, and the trutҺ is that it was 10 out of 10, incredible.”

Another video showed them deep in conversation – sparking transfer speculation as Pogba urged Messi: “We have to play together”.

Salt Bae’s restaurants are known for their exceptionally high prices, particularly their steaks.

Guests will fork out an astonishing £1,350 for a Golden Giant Striploin and £1,450 for a Golden Giant Tomahawk at his Knightsbridge eaterie.

A Golden Burger sells for £100 each.

7Messi previously imitated the chef’s famous salt sprinkling gimmick in DubaiCredit: Instagram