Saturday, April 18, 2009

Awkward Restaraunt Bail

We went to Beschico in Epping last night for dinner after an unsuccessful Meat Raffle at the RSL. We didn't bother reading the menu before we got in and were shocked to see they wanted to charge us $29 for a whole fried chicken and no sides. At that point we decided to bail, however the waiter wandered up and asked us if we were ready to order. We said no and he walked off. We picked up our bags and walked out just after we handed back the menus to the waiter with a curt "thank you"

I know it's a dining experience eating in a restaraunt and all but, I don't think frying a chicken and asking for $29 is all that fair. The fact that no-one was in there when we did our bail kinda backs us up a little.

Here's a review from the Northern District Times which doesn't seem to mention you need to mortgage your testicles to be able to afford said chicken. We ended up going to Korean BBQ instead and Ris got drunk on Soju.



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