Woman finds crazy discovery at the bottom of her takeout food

A young female has scored herself a free repast aft a daze find astatine nan bottommost of her takeaway bowl.

Adelaide female Shraddha said she ordered a hotpot from a takeaway shop past week.

She ate astir of nan repast astatine nan edifice but took immoderate location for later. It was past she noticed thing strange.

“I was picking astatine nan bottom, and nan instrumentality was emotion a small spot weird,” she said successful a TikTok video.

“So, I kept digging, and astatine nan bottommost of nan instrumentality was a moving phone.”

Working mightiness beryllium a spot of a stretch, understandably, a somesthesia informing could beryllium seen connected nan telephone arsenic she dragged it retired of nan soup.

“I rang nan place, and I was for illustration ‘hey I recovered a telephone successful my hotpot’ and they were for illustration ‘oh yea we did person a telephone missing from 1 of our chefs’,” she continued.

“They were apologizing, and I was for illustration ‘no worries, I’ll bring it back’.”

The female chose not to sanction nan restaurant, saying, “Everyone makes mistakes.”

She added, “What had happened was apparently nan cook put nan telephone down successful nan takeaway container, and because it was black, it blended successful pinch nan container.

“I paid $35 for nan hotpot originally, and they gave maine $50 back, and nan cook was for illustration ‘oh fto maine cognize erstwhile you’re present adjacent clip and I’ll springiness you a free hotpot’.”

Earlier successful nan video, Shraddha said she primitively planned to prevention nan repast for different day. Thankfully for her, she was quiet erstwhile she sewage home, and nan repast was still warm.

If she had popped it successful nan microwave nan adjacent day, it could person been a different story.

Some TikTok users said nan edifice sewage disconnected lightly.

“You should person asked for a life of free hotpot,” wrote one.

“Thank God you didn’t person to power it up,” said another.

News.com.au has contacted Shraddha for comment.