Netizen Posts Photo Of Huge Cockroach That Looks Like ‘Red Date’ In Dessert Bought At Chinese Garden Eatery
Certain insects were approved for consumption in Singapore, but… not like this?
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It’s not that uncommon to hear of people finding nasty extras in their food, like a strand of hair, a stray screw or an unfortunate housefly.
But it is infinitely more harrowing to find an intact adult cockroach floating lifelessly in your bowl of red bean dessert soup, looking just like one of the ingredients.
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But it is infinitely more harrowing to find an intact adult cockroach floating lifelessly in your bowl of red bean dessert soup, looking just like one of the ingredients.
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Netizen Ailing Wong posted photos of the gruesome sight on Facebook group Complaint Singapore, where she wrote: “Chinese Garden MRT… Beware of the hygiene. My friend bought the food from there. Fainted…”
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The accompanying photos showed a large dead cockroach atop a bowl of red bean soup. Disturbingly, it resembled the red dates that were also in the dessert, which was apparently bought from an eatery called Chinese Garden Food Shop at Chinese Garden MRT station.
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Another pic showed the roach being lifted up with a spoon, showing its legs and engorged belly. Halp lah.
Other than making obligatory jokes about “extra protein” and insects being legalised for consumption in F&B establishments, Facebook commentators also tagged the authorities in the post to flag their attention to the hygiene code flout.
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Other than making obligatory jokes about “extra protein” and insects being legalised for consumption in F&B establishments, Facebook commentators also tagged the authorities in the post to flag their attention to the hygiene code flout.
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