A tourist says she finds a derogatory note on her restaurant receipt telling staff to “burn the eggs and spit on them.” The customer says she ordered eggs to be less runny and, after receiving the bill, was shocked by the message.
According to the account provided, the customer, named Clara in the reports, says she was rudely told the kitchen would not “make raw eggs” when she asked for her eggs to be less runny. The outlets repeat the same core allegation: that the note appeared on the receipt in response to the customer’s request about egg preparation. The reports do not provide additional details such as the restaurant’s location, the date of the incident, or whether the establishment has commented.
The coverage focuses on the customer’s reaction and the content of the note. It also reflects a disagreement in framing: one outlet emphasizes the “horrified” reaction, while still relying on the same underlying claim from the tourist about what was requested and what was written on the receipt.
