"It was all fried and crispy. I wasn't even that bothered, I'm not a confrontational person. I didn't even want a whole new meal, I just wanted a new egg," he explained.
"The waitress came back from the kitchen and said that the chef was insisting it was a bit of 'herb' that he uses in his cooking. You could see the legs and wings. They were so insistent that I could see it wasn't worth arguing."
Others found all kinds of things in their food - from glass to parts of a mix package baked into brownies.
One customer was horrified when she saw bug parts fall out of a soda fountain and into her cup when the nozzle came off.
"I told a worker and they just screwed the nozzle back on when they thought I wasn't looking. Who knows what else they weren't cleaning," she wrote.
Another customer found a bunch of eaten chicken wing bones at the bottom of his appetiser basket.
"They just dropped a new piece of paper over them and filled it up with onion rings. Pointed it out to the manager, declined to get my app for free and walked out," he said.
In another bizarre case, a customer was told by an ice cream parlour staff member that they couldn't have sprinkles on their soft serve cone.
"The guy at the counter told me he couldn't put sprinkles on the soft serve. This made no sense to me so I asked him to do it anyway," they recalled.
"He still refused, so I asked to see the manager. The manager told me it was physically impossible to put sprinkles on soft serve ice cream. I left and never came back."