Are You Eating Leftovers? Shocking Truth About This Restaurant
Dining at a restaurant is often associated with enjoyment, good food, and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. However, recent events in Hyderabad have cast a shadow over these expectations, raising serious concerns about food safety and hygiene. A viral video has exposed alarming practices at the Hyderabad branch of a well-known restaurant chain, ‘Amritsar Haveli.’
Public Outrage Over Food Safety Violations
The revelations came to light through a video shared by the Instagram account @foodsafetywar. The footage reveals the restaurant allegedly reusing leftover onions and chutneys from one table to another. The video begins with a view of the restaurant’s washing area, showing waterlogged spaces and poorly maintained conditions.
In the clip, a man is seen questioning a waiter about the reuse of leftover food. The waiter initially denies the practice but later admits that vinegar onions are reused, contradicting earlier statements. The confrontation escalates when the content creator demands to see the dustbin where the leftover onions were supposedly discarded.
Not the First Incident
The video’s caption highlights the unacceptable standards at the restaurant, stating, “Dining out, or dining in a health hazard? At the Hyderabad branch of ‘Amritsar Haveli,’ corners are being cut in ways no one should tolerate.” It urges viewers to demand better hygiene and food safety from restaurants.
The video also includes a disclaimer emphasizing that the post aims to raise awareness about food safety concerns without intending to harm or defame anyone.
A Call for Change
The viral exposé has sparked widespread outrage and calls for accountability. Poor hygiene in restaurants not only violates health codes but also erodes customer trust. While dining out should be a pleasant experience, it’s essential to demand higher standards of cleanliness and transparency from establishments.
Source: Inputs from various media Sources
Priya Bairagi
Reviewed by Dr Aarti Nehra (MBBS, MMST)
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