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>Go to restaurant in town with friends
>Not particularly high class, but I've enjoyed plenty of places like this
>Order our food
>Waiter brings our appetizers (meatballs)
>They taste awful and doughy.
>I think they used flour instead of breadcrumbs, and way too much
>Kinda want to bring it up with waitress, but rest of group says it's fine
>Don't eat any
>Appetite is ruined for rest of food, so I barely enjoy it
I honestly had no idea how to handle this, because I usually like any food that's at least made correctly. I can't name an ingredient I've tried that I'm picky about, but these meatballs were BAD. Are floury meatballs more normal than I'm thinking?
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>>9230827
pls die soon
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Why are there so many autists here
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>>9230827
>Don't eat any
>Appetite is ruined
Is that how it works now? You just get so triggered over a sub par appetizer that it ruins the entire meal?
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>>9230827
Were these meatballs really stretchy or were they just spongey? Anyway, sorry it ruined the experience.
If it isn't a high class place and you're in a group I wouldn't bother the waitress though. She probably doesn't know what filler/binder they used in the meatballs and even if she did investigate it would only make things weirder for the people I was with to make it a big ordeal.
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>>9230827
Those aren't teriyaki meatballs; if you put that much teriyaki on anything you need to stop cooking. Those are most likely gochujang meatballs.
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>>9230882
There are cunts who go to restaurants just to find an excuse to send food back.
They find joy not from food but from knowing they made someone miserable, and their job security may even be on the line.
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