A mom asked a mala tang restaurant for a kid's fork. This is what she got back.

A one-star restaurant review is going viral for what showed up when someone asked for a fork for their child.

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My kid wanted to eat with a fork, so I asked for one, and they handed over that fork.아이가 포크로 먹으려고했는데 달라고하니 저런포크를

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(사진: 식탁 위에 놓인 매우 작은 미니 포크)

💡 Why does this fork look so wrong?
It's a tiny ice cream cup fork — the throwaway plastic-handled kind sold at convenience stores for scooping single-serve ice cream cups, not for eating a meal at a table.vs. the US: it's like being handed a cocktail fork when you asked for a dinner fork.Klore note
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Guess they tried their best, though그래도 최선을 다한거같은디

No wait, this review is fucking hilarious아니시발 이 리뷰 존나웃기네

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