Those aren't sprinkles. (Caution - not for those weak of stomach!)

Australian Pub Accused of Serving Ice Cream Contaminated by Excrement


There are few articles online that've truly grossed me out, but that has to be one of them. I've had some pretty terrible service in restaurants and been witness to some dodgy cooking indeed - my sister cutting into a chicken only cooked on the outside and still pink and jelly-like in the middle as one bad memory, or frozen, grey prawns hidden at the bottom of a garden salad as another... but poo in the ice cream? I don't even want to know how those two things got to the same location.

What's the worst restaurant experience you've ever had?

Wow, that is messed up to the max...

My worst experience wasn't as bad as that...  When I was 12ish I had come to England for my summer vacation to visit family.  The morning before flying back to Canada, I went with my family to the local market cafe for breakfast.  I ordered a full English - fried egg, bacon, sausage, and tomatoes.  I dipped some bread into the egg yolk and at that - but when I cut into the egg itself to eat it, the egg white was still completely raw; just the outer "skin" was cooked and opaque white.  When I cut into it, it was fully transparent jelly and started oozing out.  I felt violently sick afterward, and couldn't eat eggs for the longest time (and I'm a total stickler for anything remotely wobbly or raw-looking).  But luckily, I didn't get any actual food poisoning from it, which now seems like a miracle since I'd eaten the whole yolk before cutting into the white.

Ew..

My parents went out to eat at a steakhouse for their anniversary. Before he started eating, my dad took a close look at the food, and saw bits of glass in it! They took their food back and made them another plate of food. When they told me, I was like "what??- you ate there anyway??"

Thats insane! the only bad experience was at a ruby tuesdays a long time ago I got a chicken sandwhich and it was still raw in the center. Nothing too crazy.

This wasn't really a horrible experience or anything, but I once got some wonderful looking fried chicken and when I bit into it, it was frozen in the center.  The sad thing about it is that it looks so perfectly fried on the outside.

went to a Japanese resturant with the family and we all go food poisioning from the tempura except for my sisters who ordered the chicken.