SINGAPORE: A diner took to social media to express his dissatisfaction with the food he ordered at the KKH food court and how his raised issue was dealt with.
First, the meal he ordered from Old Airport Road Wanton Noodle at the KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital food court did not include the char siew, which is one of the dish’s signature ingredients.when he placed his order so that he could have cancelled or swapped out his order for dumpling noodles.
“For sure I will never visit this stall again,” he wrote, adding sarcastically that he did not want to end up in KKH, given that he needed to make arrangements to avail of the free dish.
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