NEW YORK, July 22 – A woman has filed a lawsuit against a Thai restaurant in the US for The super-spicy dishes at this restaurant are too spicy for people to eat.

The New York Post website reported that This woman sues a Thai restaurant in San Jose. California and employees charged with negligence and causing distress Claiming that one of the restaurant's spicy dishes is not suitable for people to eat. And she still has health problems even though it's been 2 years.

The 14-page complaint, filed with Santa Clara County Superior Court on July 3, argues that the plaintiff sustained permanent bodily injury. After trying to eat an appetizer menu called Dragon Ball (Dragon Ball) on July 15, 2021, feeling a burning pain in your mouth. both the roof of the mouth and the tongue Including the throat and nose immediately after eating

The report states that This dish is minced chicken mixed with spring onions, kaffir lime leaves, coriander, chili and rice, then rolled up into deep-fried balls for $11 (380 baht). The indictment states that The plaintiff, a neuroscientist, asked the restaurant to make it less spicy. But the dish left her injured and had to be treated. It's a permanent injury. As a direct result of the defendant serving her food that was unfit for eating, however, the indictment did not state that She stopped eating as soon as symptoms occurred or ate completely.

According to the New York Post, the SFGate website has Thai chili peppers that range in spiciness from 50,000-250,000 spicy unit Compared with Mexican chili peppers, which have a spiciness of 2,500-5,000 units of spiciness.-Thai News Agency

Source: Thai News Agency