Warning: distressing story
A mum told the Scottish Sun how she was left "starving" and "broke down in tears" after her takeaway order arrived covered in the wrong sauce. The woman, known only as Sintija, ordered a kebab from Spice of Life in Falkirk, Scotland, with added salad
and garlic sauce. However, in a review on the delivery website Just Eat, the mum urged others to "avoid" the Indian restaurant. She wrote: "Ordered 7.30pm. One-and-a-half hours and a call later and received kebab with chilli sauce all over and same in tub, even tho [sic] I order garlic sauce in comments.'Of course, it's my fault staff don't read comments. Promised to replace. It's been three hours now. It's 10.50pm. I got Covid, I'm isolated and starving with a child that should be in bed, not watching mum cry over [a] kebab none of us can eat." According to The Scottish Sun, Spice of Life said the customer "got what she ordered".
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