Restaurant Owner shoots at Customers for Complaining about the Food
The bullets were on the house. A Winter Park, Fla., restaurant owner allegedly shot at two customers after they complained about the food and one of them didn’t pay a $19 bill, reports WFTV.
James Marshall Phillips and Destin McMahon, the two diners, told the station they complained to the server at Wazzabi Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar about the food and service Sunday night. The server began screaming at them as other shocked patrons looked on. Phillips paid his $13 bill but McMahon refused to pay his $19 tab because he had sent back nearly the whole dish, he said to the news crew.
The two walked to their car, followed by Quoc Trong Tran, the owner, and Hoai Trong Tran, the chef. “We didn’t get like maybe 10 feet before the manager started harassing us, chasing us, yelling at us,” said McMahon to WDBO.
When they fled in their car, said Phillips, “the guy comes and just rips the door open.” Then, “the bigger gentleman that came out with him, the boss, kicks [huge dents in the car],” added McMahon. “They immediately, ‘Boom!’ start pounding on the back, there’s dents all here.”
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From my own experience, Japanese restaurants are good in Japan, but lousy in the US OF A.
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October 23, 2012 at 4:34 am