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A sewer rat falling from the ceiling quickly ruined the mood at a popular Korean BBQ restaurant in Taipei Main Station. Diners at the all-you-can-eat establishment lost their appetite at the sight of the rodent, which was about the size of one’s palm. Some took pictures of the rat and posted them online, where they spread like wildfire. Let’s hear more.
Member of public
Can’t believe it
I can’t believe it! I’ve never seen anything like that indoors. They should do pest control, and put up an announcement about it.
Member of public
Would file complaint
I would file a complaint. Rats are scary! I wouldn’t want to see a rat while I’m having a meal.
Member of public
Worried about food safety
It’s quite worrying. It’s Taipei Main Station, the entrance to Taipei, and you have rats scurrying around. That’s a problem for hygiene and food safety. Both the central and the Taipei city government should be held responsible.
Hung Chien-yi
Taipei City Councilor (DPP)
Our Mayor, Chiang Wan-an, is completely hopeless at anything related to municipal affairs. Even the Environmental Protection Bureau claims this incident is not under their jurisdiction. But let me tell you something, Mr. Chiang: There’s rats running amok in Taipei, the city you administer. Do something!
A DPP councilor says the disgusting incident is to be blamed on the Taipei city government, which he says has evaded its responsibilities. The BBQ restaurant says it has compensated all diners affected with discount coupons, adding that it will work on improving cleanliness. The department store, Breeze Center, says it immediately launched a complete disinfection of the premises at Taipei Main and enhanced measures to prevent further incidents.
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