Buy online Biryani, get ‘Chipkali’ free
An Indian Hyderabad family recently experienced a horrifying dining ordeal that can send shivers down anyone’s spine at the mere thought of accidentally eating a reptile.
Their Zomato-ordered chicken biryani from Bawarchi Biryani, located at the RTC Crossroads, came with an unexpected and unwelcome addition—a dead lizard.
The disturbing incident unfolded as a self-indulgent treat turning into a cause for concern, with a lifeless lizard discovered in the online-ordered chicken biryani. The shocking scenes, captured in a video, have since surfaced on the internet, leaving viewers in disbelief.
Reportedly, Vishwa Aditya from DD Colony, Amberpet, placed an online order for chicken biryani on Zomato. However, upon receiving the parcel, they were greeted with the unpleasant sight of a dead lizard nestled amidst the rice.
The matter gained attention after Telugu Scribe posted a video and images on X (former ) Twitter, exposing the unsettling incident.
హైదరాబాద్ ఆర్టీసీ క్రాస్ రోడ్ లోనీ బావర్చి హోటల్లో చికెన్ బిర్యానిలో ప్రత్యక్షమైన బల్లి
— Telugu Scribe (@TeluguScribe) December 2, 2023
అంబర్పేట డిడి కాలనీ కి చెందిన విశ్వ ఆదిత్య ఆన్లైన్లో జొమాటోలో చికెన్ బిర్యానికి ఆర్డర్
జొమోటో బాయ్ తీసుకువచ్చిన చికెన్ బిర్యానిలో బల్లి వచ్చిందని కుటుంబ సభ్యుల ఆరోపణ
బావర్చి యాజమాన్యం… pic.twitter.com/5h0x1fltiQ
The tweet stated, “Live Lizard in Chicken Biryani at Loni Bavarchi Hotel Hyderabad RTC Cross Road. Vishwa Aditya from DD Colony, Amberpet ordered chicken biryani online on Zomato. The family members allege that the chicken biryani brought by Zomato Boy got a lizard. The family members got worried as the Bavarchi management gave a negligent reply.”
Zomato reacted to the video with, ‘We are looking into it immediately – if you would like to share any additional details with us, please reach out via DM.’
Hi there, thanks for highlighting this. We are looking into it immediately – if you would like to share any additional details with us, please reach out via DM. https://t.co/YNwthvabYu
— zomato care (@zomatocare) December 3, 2023
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