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One diner got more than they bargained for when they ordered fried rice from a restaurant in Kampung Admiralty.<\/p>\n
The customer was left shocked after allegedly finding a small cockroach in the dish.<\/p>\n
The 11-second clip was uploaded to TikTok by user Mantaro CoconutKelapa earlier this month.\u00a0<\/p>\n
In the clip, what appeared to be a small cockroach was seen inside a container of half-eaten fried rice, with its head and several legs visible.<\/p>\n
The post has since been viewed over 63,000 times as of Friday (July 24).<\/p>\n
\n\n @asiaone<\/a> A diner was left shocked after allegedly finding a small cockroach \ud83e\udeb3 in a box of fried rice bought from a restaurant in Kampung Admiralty. #sgnews<\/a> #Singapore<\/a> #Food<\/a> #Safety<\/a> \u266c original sound – AsiaOne<\/a><\/p>\n<\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n
In the caption, the diner claimed the food was purchased from Yassin restaurant.<\/p>\n
The restaurant told 8days it had spoken with the diner and resolved the matter, and declined to comment further.<\/p>\n
AsiaOne’s calls to the restaurant went unanswered.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Earlier this year, the same restaurant made headlines over an alleged rat infestation, after a netizen uploaded a video showing a rodent scurrying around the eatery.<\/p>\n
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said it is looking into the matter and may contact the person who provided the feedback as part of its investigation.<\/p>\n
Enforcement action would be taken if sufficient evidence of breaches is found, SFA added.<\/p>\n
“Food safety is a joint responsibility,” said SFA, adding that food operators are required to maintain proper hygiene standards, follow safe food preparation practices, and keep their premises clean and well-maintained.<\/p>\n
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