UK Woman Finds Sink Plug In Her Onion Bhaji, Restaurant Owner Offers A Mere Refund For The Mistake

When it comes to takeaways, many of us have some amount of blind faith in the food quality, especially if it's a place that you've already ordered from.

But sometimes we also have to brace ourselves for the worst, which we more often than not forget about thanks to our hungry stomachs and this UK woman learned it the hard way.

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According to a Daily Star report, the 65-year-old woman had ordered some food with her family from two restaurants in Bristol, one Indian and one Mediterranean, after being split on what they wanted to eat.

While eating the Indian food from the restaurant named Garam Masala, her grandson made the discovery of the batter-covered sink plug.

Speaking to the Bristol Post, the woman, who didn't want to be named, said: "We've used Garam Masala many times before and never had any reason to be unhappy. We've never had any bad food from there."

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The family promptly complained to the restaurant, Garam Masala, and the culprit responsible for the mishap has since been fired, reports Bristol Post.

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¡°There were potato peelings in the rice which made me wonder what on earth was going on. My grandson was Starvin¡¯ Marvin as usual and trying to have his food before anyone else. He was saying, ¡®I can¡¯t cut the onion bhaji,"' she added.

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¡°When I saw that it was a plug, I was absolutely gobsmacked. I just couldn¡¯t believe it. It made me wonder if someone was not very happy in the kitchen that night.¡±

The manager of Garam Masala said they had a visit from environmental health who were satisfied with the restaurant's protocols. He also said the employee in question had been 'fired'.

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He told the Bristol Post, "We follow the procedure and if there is human error, there are things that cannot be controlled sometimes. "It shouldn't happen but we are really, really sorry for that. We have already taken precautions and done all the things that need to be done."