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KL Restaurant Boss Dismisses Diner Who Discovered Hook in Fish Head Curry, Malaysia News

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KL Restaurant Boss Dismisses Diner Who Discovered Hook in Fish Head Curry, Malaysia News

A Bizarre Night Out Gone Wrong

The Story at a Fish‑Head Curry Spot

  • The apartment‑share feast – A Malaysian family ordered a big curry fish head because, you know, bigger is better.
  • The shocking surprise – While munching, the dad noticed a fishing hook the size of a pencil stuck in the fish.
  • The evidence – “Lemon Mii” posted a video of the plate and the receipt on Facebook and tagged the restaurant.

    • “Can you believe it? Luckily my father didn’t put the whole thing in his mouth,” she sighed.

    The Staff’s Response

  • Waiter’s apology – He called it a kitchen blunder.
  • Owner’s baffling stance – He shrugged, saying the problem lay with the supplier.

    • “At first you said it was the kitchen’s problem, now it’s the supplier’s issue? I really feel bad for the supplier,” the woman wrote.

    The Discount Disappointment

  • The restaurant offered a tiny RM 0.60 (S$0.20) discount on a bill of RM 298.60.
  • Is that a consolation or a joke? No one knows.*

    • Online Outrage

  • Netizens called the boss “insincere”, mocking him for putting the blame elsewhere and offering only a sliver of reimbursement.
  • —
  • Bottom line:* A family’s dinner turned into a “fishing expedition” with no real resolution. If you’re ever tempted to dine at that place, double‑check the side‑ones – you might find more than just a side of rice.

    • Unexpected Hook: A Fishy Tale of Food Safety Mishaps

    From China to New York, diners have faced a surprising and jarring discovery: fish hooks lurking in their plates. Here’s the rundown of the most memorable cases.

    2015 – Sichuan Surprise

    • Event: A patron in Sichuan found a fishing hook tangled in a string on his fish dish.
    • Reaction: The waiter calmly asked him to “take it out.”
    • Owner’s Tactic: The restaurant’s manager claimed it was “just normal” and blamed the chef for missing the extra hooks.
    • Takeaway: A reminder that even seasoned kitchen staff can overlook the very tools that keep their fish fresh.

    2015 – New York Bite

    • Customer: Aliona Russo, a New York resident, chomped into a fish dish only to discover a metal hook.
    • Outcome: The hook caused several cuts on her tongue, prompting a swift legal response.
    • Restaurant’s Answer: The establishment apologized profusely and even waived her bill.
    • Legal Angle: Russo filed a lawsuit, citing safety violations and potential harm.

    What Does This Mean for Diners?

    These incidents highlight:

    • Dish safety protocols might need tightening.
    • Chefs and staff should double-check for remnants of fishing gear.
    • When a hook appears on your plate, it’s not just a quirky oddity—it’s a legitimate safety concern.

    Next time you enjoy a fish dish, keep an eye on the plate—just in case the chef forgot to remove the hook that caught the fish in the first place.

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