Bengaluru Man Pays Rs 150 For ‘Chilly-Dusted Gold Fingers’- Only To Receive ‘Pipe Papad’

Imagine you go into a restaurant, take a look at the menu and spot something interesting. Naturally, you decide to order the dish and try it– you go ahead and even pay Rs 150 to the eatery— only for the restaurant to bring out one of the most unexpected dishes! Taking to social media, a Bengaluru man recalled an incident which happened exactly as explained above. The dish in question that had intrigued the man’s interest was “Chilly-Dusted Gold Fingers”, while the dish that came out was “pipe papad”! Yes, take your time to digest that.Taking to the internet, the man expressed his shock and joked that he became “first in his bloodline” to “pay Rs 150” for some ‘fryums’, also known as ‘papad’.As soon as the post went viral, netizens began to react.

Most found the incident hilarious, while some called it a “scam” by the restaurant.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: “First in my bloodline to pay 150rs for this,” the post read. “It was called chilly dusted gold fingers. This is what they brought to me when I ordered it,” the post further read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘arunraj3935’. The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled more than 548K views from people.

Internet’s reactions: “BRO WHATT !! I didn’t even know restaurants/cafes sell these. Which place can you tell?” a user said. “God may forbid those who are selling this for 150,” commented another internet user in the comment section.ALSO READ: Kitkat Creates ‘Stolen KitKat Tracker’! Here’s How To Check If Your KitKat Is From ‘Missing Batch’... “You are very rich it seems,” added another person. “I am sure they have a unique confusing name like flame tossed special masala earth nuts for roasted peanuts also which is priced at 500,” added another. “Chaaraane ki paach (5 for 25 paise) nalli back in late 80's. When I see these sold by the chizziwala near my house, I still think of 1 on each of my finger,” added another. “Bro became so rich that he bought fryums for Rs 150,” added another.