We all know that restaurants can often go the extra length to customise food and make it available to customers as per their choice. While customisation is not uncommon, here we bring you an absolutely bizarre case where a restaurant when a bit too far, leaving everyone confused. We are talking about a restaurant that claims to be selling “100% veg butter chicken.” How is this possible? Well, a woman has shared a screenshot of the menu on Twitter. The name of the dish is “100% veg butter chicken,” and the picture adjacent to it shows a gravy-laden chicken dish garnished with some cream. The user used the caption, “Spot what's wrong.” The post has left users puzzled and speechless.
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This post, amidst Navratri when people are looking for vegetarian alternatives, has been grabbing more eyeballs.
Spot what's wrong. pic.twitter.com/PwrBVMQUJl
— Aneetta (@aneetta_joby_) March 25, 2023
The Twitter post has crossed 38.2K views for now. Many users have been reacting in the comment section.
Exploring the possibility of vegan alternatives, a user wrote, “Plant-based meat hoga (Must be plant-based meat).”
Plant based meat hoga.????????
— Tejendrasingh P. (@_the_patil) March 25, 2023
Another user stated, “When you don't want to mention vegan but also want to play safe.”
When you don't want to mention vegan but also want to play safe ????
— Nikhil Wad (@niekhilwad) March 25, 2023
Someone humorously added, “Sounds like veg biryani.”
Sounds like veg biryani ????
— Chakit (@arorachakit) March 25, 2023
A comment read, “Spacing between price and more details - if something doesn't have rating show - no rating And the veg and non-veg toggle and the results - 100 veg butter chicken.”
Spacing between price and more details - if something doesn't have rating show - no rating
— Victorique (@heyvictorique) March 25, 2023
And the veg and non veg toggle and the results - 100 veg butter chicken.
“They are saying butter will be veg and as usual chicken will be non-veg,” added another comment.
They are saying butter will be veg and as usual chicken will be non veg.
— Prithvi ???? (@Toobigprithvi) March 25, 2023
Someone wrote, “You have opted for non-veg still you got this recommendation.”
You have opted for non veg still you got this recommendation.
— Shreya Agarwal (@Shreyaisfine) March 25, 2023
A user mentioned, “The chicken was certified vegetarian till it became part of your butter chicken, that is why "vegetarian butter chicken.”
The chicken was certified vegetarian till it became part of your butter chicken, that is why "vegetarian butter chicken."
— Subhash Bhasker (@Subhash_Bhasker) March 25, 2023
Someone wrote, “What's the problem? Butter is veg. And the chicken they use is plant fed. So essential... Veg. Simple!”
What's the problem? Butter is veg. And the chicken they use, is plant fed. So essential... Veg.
— Rashida ↗️ (@bonafide_urban) March 26, 2023
Simple!
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A user stated, “Let's start to consider fish and chicken in vegetarian. Only red meats should be considered for the red icon. PS - let's rebrand non-veg to “meat” and veg to “non-meat.”
Let's start to consider fish and chicken in vegetarian. Only red meats should be considered for the red icon. PS - let's rebrand non veg to “meat” and veg to “non-meat”.
— Ameya (@amgexplores) March 25, 2023
Someone shared, “Well I can still play along with Veg Butter Chicken but the non-veg symbol is what troubles me.”
Well I can still play along with Veg Butter Chicken but the non-veg symbol is what troubles me.
— Christian Alderson (@Christi57415592) March 25, 2023
Whether a success or not, the unique dish has resulted in some fun conversations on social media among foodies. What did you think of the veg butter chicken? Tell us in the comments.
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