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by rippingale » Thu, 21 Oct 2010 1:03 pm
[quote="SpawnyWhippet"]Myself and some friends were at Insomnia and ordered cocktails, the round coming to over $100. One of the girls took a sip of her cocktail, then moved the lime slice on the rim of the glass. She noticed that the lime was covering a large broken bit of glass, and that the broken glass bits had fallen into the drink.
When we told the waiter we wanted a replacement drink, he looked completely unconcerned that our friend could have swallowed broken glass. He just came back with an unbroken glass and poured her drink into it.
We said that was unacceptable, so he took her drink away and would not offer a replacement.
When we complained to the manager, he finally offered half a replacement cocktail, as she had taken a sip from the previous glass.
Upon receipt of the half replacement drink (a lot less that they had poured away), my friend remarked that it was practically water, almost no alcohol in it at all.
We complained again and the manager told us that was the best he was going to do, and if we didn't like it, we should leave.
We therefore left, abandoning the rest of our drinks. This place lost at least $500 from us in bar bills that night and we will never return there.[/quote]
Yeah this sounds like what would happen at 99% of bars in Singapore. However I find this very hard to believe here. This is a pretty good bar and I understand the situation but it seems this would be an isolated incident. Perhaps if they allow you to drink $500 worth of drinks then leave in Singapore surely can not be too bad a bar.
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