Extra ingredient: Cockroach allegedly found in fried rice bought from Kampung Admiralty restaurant
A diner in Singapore reported finding a cockroach in fried rice purchased from a restaurant in Kampung Admiralty, prompting an investigation by the Singapore Food Agency. The restaurant, which previously faced allegations of a rodent infestation, stated the matter has been resolved.
Why it matters
Food safety incidents impact public health and the reputation of local food establishments, necessitating regulatory oversight.
One diner got more than they bargained for when they ordered fried rice from a restaurant in Kampung Admiralty.
The customer was left shocked after allegedly finding a small cockroach in the dish.
The 11-second clip was uploaded to TikTok by user Mantaro CoconutKelapa earlier this month.
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.
The post has since been viewed over 63,000 times as of Friday (July 24).
In the caption, the diner claimed the food was purchased from Yassin restaurant.
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