New Delhi: In a humorous yet straightforward move, an Indian restaurant in Britain has set the tone for spice enthusiasts with a no-nonsense notice that has gone viral. The notice, shared on the 'X' handle @NoContextBrits, includes a clear "Spice Level Warning" ranging from Level 0 to 5.
However, the standout feature is the fine print that firmly states, "We will no longer issue refunds when you order your food spicy and can't handle it." (Also Read: Latest SBI vs HDFC vs PNB vs ICICI Bank's Home Loan Rates 2023 Compared; Check Here)
Local Indian restaurant has had enough. pic.twitter.com/ZKuisKhIXT
— No Context Brits (@NoContextBrits) November 21, 2023
The viral picture has triggered a wave of amusing reactions online. Some jokingly questioned if refunds were offered when Indians found their ordered spicy food not spicy enough. (Also Read: Bank Holidays In December 2023: Bank Branches To Be Closed For 18 Days - Check City-Wise List)
Others marveled at the fact that such a notice needed to be explicitly written, while a playful suggestion was made to imagine getting a refund because you couldn't finish your spicy dish.
This incident adds a dash of spice, not just to the food, but also to the online banter surrounding culinary adventures and spice tolerance.
Take a look at the netizen's reaction:
Local Indian restaurant has had enough. pic.twitter.com/ZKuisKhIXT
— No Context Brits (@NoContextBrits) November 21, 2023
Do they refund when Indians order spicy food and don't find it spicy enough?
— Mushrik Misir (@Dhimmisaur) November 21, 2023
imagine getting a refund cause you cannot eat your food
— Jasmin FREE 7 DAYS (@LewdzPlug) November 21, 2023
Spice Warning: 5
Me: pic.twitter.com/0GeJqAs99W
— Dobby Club (@DobbyClub06) November 21, 2023
'Chef, he said It's too spicy' pic.twitter.com/YhyDCVOuGC
— T (@der_tee_) November 21, 2023
