Chest a minute! Diner allegedly plucks out body hair and plants it in char kway teow to dodge RM30 bill in Penang

A dining incident in Penang involved a man allegedly placing his own chest hair into a plate of char kway teow to avoid paying the RM30 bill.

The diner claimed the food was contaminated, but CCTV footage reviewed by the restaurant manager, Cheng, appeared to show the man repeatedly extracting hair from his clothes and adding it to the dish.

The suspicious encounter occurred on October 4, leading the manager to share the footage with other local restaurants as a precaution.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 6 — A diner in Penang allegedly plucked hair from his own chest and planted it in a plate of char kway teow before claiming the food was contaminated and refusing to pay the RM30 bill.

The alleged ruse was only discovered after the restaurant manager checked CCTV footage, which he said appeared to show the man repeatedly reaching inside his clothes before placing something into the dish.

The incident is believed to have happened at a restaurant along Persiaran Gurney in George Town at about 5pm on Sunday, October 4, according to Sin Chew Daily , as reported by The Star .

The restaurant manager, identified only as Cheng, said the man, believed to be a foreign national, and his companion had initially wanted to order fried chicken but chose char kway teow , an egg and a drink after being told the chicken was sold out.

Cheng said the man later complained that he had found hair in the noodles.

“After examining it, I found that something was amiss,” he was quoted as saying.

“If the hair had really been in the char kway teow , it should have been oily, but the hair we found was dry.

“There were six to seven strands of hair in the dish. They were also very short and did not look like eyelashes.”

Cheng said the couple then got up to leave while restaurant staff were still examining the food.

When reminded that they had not paid, the man allegedly refused, saying he would not pay for food that had been contaminated.

Suspicious, Cheng later reviewed the restaurant’s CCTV footage.

He claimed the recording appeared to show the man repeatedly putting his hand inside his clothes, pulling out what looked like chest hair and placing it into the char kway teow .

The meal cost about RM30.

Cheng said the CCTV footage had since been shared with other restaurant operators to warn them about the couple.

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槟城发生一起餐饮丑闻，一名男子为了逃避支付 30 令吉的账单，竟将自己的胸毛放入一盘炒粿条中。

食客声称食物被污染了，但餐厅经理程查看的监控录像显示，该男子反复从衣服上拔下头发，并将其添加到菜肴中。

这起可疑事件发生在 10 月 4 日，出于谨慎起见，经理将监控录像分享给了其他当地餐馆。

吉隆坡，10月6日讯——槟城一名食客据称从自己胸口拔下毛发，放入一盘炒粿条中，然后声称食物受到污染，并拒绝支付30令吉的账单。

据称，这起骗局是在餐厅经理查看监控录像后才被发现的。经理表示，录像显示该男子反复将手伸进衣服里，然后把什么东西放进盘子里。

据《星报》报道，《星洲日报》称，这起事件据信发生在10月4日星期日下午5点左右，地点位于乔治市葛尼路的一家餐馆。

餐厅经理郑先生（音译）表示，这名男子（据信是外籍人士）和他的同伴最初想点炸鸡，但在被告知炸鸡售罄后，他们选择了炒粿条、一个鸡蛋和一杯饮料。

程先生说，那名男子后来抱怨说，他在面条里发现了头发。

“经过检查，我发现有些不对劲，”他说道。

“如果头发真的在炒粿条里，那应该是油腻的，但我们找到的头发却是干的。”

“盘子里有六七根头发。它们很短，看起来不像睫毛。”

程先生说，当时餐厅工作人员还在检查食物，这对夫妇就起身离开了。

当被提醒他们还没有付款时，该男子据称拒绝付款，称他不会为被污染的食物付费。

程心生疑虑，随后查看了餐厅的监控录像。

他声称录像显示，该男子反复将手伸进衣服里，掏出看起来像是胸毛的东西，然后放进炒粿条里。

这顿饭花了大约30令吉。

程先生表示，监控录像已与其他餐馆经营者分享，以提醒他们注意这对夫妇。

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