‘Name & Shame': Group Of Men Run Out Of Indian Restaurant In UK Without Paying Bill
A shocking video showed a group of men running out an Indian restaurant without paying the bill in England.
In a shocking dine-and-dashing incident in the United Kingdom, a group of men were seen entering an Indian restaurant, having meals, and then rushing out without paying the bills in Northampton, England.
According to The Sun, the incident took place on August 5 at around 10.15 pm (local time) at Saffron restaurant in the city.
A video of them dining and then escaping went viral on social media. The restaurant posted the video on their Facebook page. As the men ran out of the restaurant, a staffer was seen chasing them to catch them; however, they had fled.
The restaurant also shared the image of the unpaid bill, which amounts to £197.30 (approximately a little over Rs 23,000).
Their meal bill had: four plain poppadoms for £5.60, a chutney tray for £2.20, two chargrilled lamb chops for £24, three chicken chat dishes for £30, two chicken tikka mains for £28, and two chicken tikka masalas for £32. They also ordered two boiled rice portions for £11, two garlic naans for £12, three chapatis for £12, a portion of chips for £4.50, and nine glass bottles of Coke (330ml each) for £36.
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