‘Horror’: Leftover Onions And Chutneys Reused At This Hyderabad Restaurant | WATCH

A viral video shared by Instagram account @foodsafetywar has raised serious concerns over food safety practices at the Hyderabad branch of the popular restaurant, Amritsar Haveli. The video, which quickly gained attention online, claims that the restaurant has been reusing leftover onions and chutneys from one table to another, a practice that has sparked anger and debate among viewers. The footage shows unsanitary conditions in the restaurant’s washing area, with waterlogged spaces and an employee washing dishes, which the content creator describes as “horrific.”

Confrontation With Staff Over Hygiene Practices

In the video, the content creator questions restaurant staff about the reuse of food items. When asked why leftover onions and chutneys were being mixed with unused portions, a waiter initially denies the accusation. However, the situation escalates when the manager admits that vinegar onions are indeed reused. Frustrated by the conflicting statements, the content creator calls out the restaurant for its poor food safety practices and demands to see the dustbin where discarded food is supposedly thrown.

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Public Outrage and Calls for Accountability

The video, which highlights what is claimed to be a lack of hygiene and accountability, sparked widespread outrage on social media. Viewers voiced their disapproval in the comments, with many criticising the restaurant’s practices and questioning food safety standards in India. One user expressed dismay over the situation, commenting on how consumers unknowingly pay for substandard food. Another user criticised the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) for its lack of action. As of now, the restaurant has not issued an official statement in response to the allegations.

The video’s caption notes that the observations were based on the creator’s experiences at the time of recording, aiming to raise awareness about food safety. It encourages viewers to verify facts independently.