This was served to a guest who returned it to the kitchen. As restaurant manager I delivered it back in person…

by No-Party7471

31 Comments

  1. potatosdream

    i know english is not my main language, but…

  2. Zappomia

    That’s about as bad as I’ve seen it…. It’s hard on a manager to explain this one or even make an excuse.

  3. lmdrunk

    Oh, for a second I thought you meant you delivered it back to the customer because you were so proud.

  4. RickyHawthorne

    Fried chicken breast sandwiches are not burgers.

  5. BraveMonke

    No fucks were given that day. I would slap that “cook” with that raw chicken

  6. Forward_Past3197

    I double probe any fried chicken, just incase a probe is broken. That’s absolutely ridiculous

  7. Did the employee used to work at beast burgers? (Or whatever the hell that trash was called)

  8. Intelligent-Sugar554

    Server: How would you like your burger?

    Guest: Rare!

    Server: Yes Sir.

  9. firesquasher

    I’m still trying to figure out the picture, and what a chicken burger is. It looks almost like a drumstick bone on the bottom right, it’s fried, calling it a burger. Someone please translate.

  10. Drekhar

    A manager should always run refires, especially ones that were the restaurant’s fault. This curbs people who just like to complain to feel special or personalize a fuck up to show you care.

  11. JohnWarosa69420

    *kitchen nightmares twang intensifies*

  12. Bruh stick some feathers on that and the chicken will still be able to fly away wtf

  13. piptheminkey5

    I went to a hotel in Spain on the coast, and ordered chicken for my very young child. We slice the chicken for him (thank god) so it isn’t a choking hazard, and it was completely raw inside – like this picture. I told the waiter, and he brought over his manager who got aggressive and insisted “this is how we cook chicken here.” It was infuriating.

  14. The_Spicy_Nugget

    “It’s fucking raw you meatball!”

  15. ExpolosiveDog192

    Proper nice and proper bargain as well

  16. darkeststar

    For perspective, chicken breast turns white at 155 degrees. That’s 10 degrees below what’s allowed to be served at a restaurant. Considering this chicken is still this raw, it’s more than 20 degrees below acceptable service temperature.

  17. Ecstatic-Product-411

    What is a chicken burger? Asking legit.

  18. ihatetheplaceilive

    Shouldn’t have ordered it medium rare.

  19. 86thesteaks

    How is this even possible? The batter looks dark but the chicken is totally raw. Is the fryer turned up to 11 or something?

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