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Sue and Noel Radford discuss what family means to them
Noel Radford, patriarch of Britain's biggest brood, has lambasted a posh Dubai restaurant for dishing out "the worst ever" Sunday Roast, expressing his fondness for the down-to-earth Toby Carvery instead.
While enjoying a lavish getaway in Dubai with his spouse Sue, Noel was left unimpressed by the upscale establishment's lacklustre roast, especially when stacked against the homely and wallet-friendly British staple.
The Radfords, who rose to fame on the show 22 Kids and Counting and share their lively family life on YouTube, were hoping for something special for their anniversary dinner amidst preparations for daughter Millie's nuptials.
Staying at a ritzy resort in the United Arab Emirates, Noel aired his grievances in a vlog on their channel, presenting the underwhelming fare and dubbing it "the worst one we ever had".
Morecambe's own baker Noel grumbled, "I hate complaining, never complain about anything but we went out for a meal today, for a Sunday roast, and it's the worst one we ever had," reports the Mirror.
Noel said he prefers a Toby Carvery (Image: theradfordfamily)
He criticised the meal as "awful" and a far cry from a Toby Carvery, while Sue tactfully commented on the excessively lean and bacon-esque beef.
Careful to keep the restaurant's identity under wraps, Noel was puzzled by its high-profile acclaim, lamenting over the greasy meat slices and gravy that failed to delight.
The 22 Kids and Counting star wasn't impressed (Image: theradfordfamily)
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Noel Radford was caught in a "rant" about the unexpected £41 per head meal cost that wasn't included in their holiday package, while Sue was simply let down by the experience. The prolific parents have been sharing their culinary adventures during their trip, with all but the Moroccan tea hitting the spot.
The Radfords, who are Britain's largest family, boast 22 children and nine grandchildren, all residing under one roof in a sprawling 10-bedroom Victorian townhouse they snapped up for £240,000 in 2004, which formerly served as a care home.
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