A video showing a buyer ordering fried rice viral on Facebook. Because not only does the customer order, but the customer also cooks himself.
When eating in a restaurant or restaurant, generally the food will be cooked directly by the chef. Because the chef already knows the standard of cuisine offered by the restaurant or restaurant.
As reported by Says (5/10), there was a unique incident of a customer ordering fried rice at a Malaysian restaurant. Where the customer also cooks their own food order.
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In the video shared by Restoran Aliff’s restaurant on Facebook, the buyer appears to be in the restaurant’s kitchen. Right next door is a chef who cooked fried rice there.
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Customers cook their own fried rice at the restaurant Photo: Aliff Facebook restaurant |
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The chef only looks at the customer who is cooking fried rice That. There was a look of admiration as she saw the buyer cooking his own fried rice.
The chef looked at him in awe as the customer was very adept at shaking the pan when frying the rice. He even looked like a professional chef.
Buyer cooked fried rice also looks appetizing. The type of fried rice that is cooked is seen using a Chinese-style blend. Because it looks simple without adding soy sauce.
There was also a waiter from the restaurant who approached the customer and gave him a thumbs up. The waiter also said: “Good, good!”
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This Aliff restaurant is known for being located in Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur. This restaurant usually offers Indian cuisine. Like curry rice, brown bread and others.
When looking at the Chinese style fried rice menu cooked by the buyer, it appears that the menu is not available. Therefore, the buyer prepares his own fried rice that he desires.
Videos of customers cooking fried rice itself went viral on Facebook. It has been liked by thousands of Facebook users. Comments also vary.
“My fried rice,” netizens commented.
“If we are very hungry, next time we will cook for ourselves,” said another network user.
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