Dr. Harjasleen Walia, a California neurologist, is calling for a Thai restaurant after a spicy dish contained a “bird chili” that measures 50,000 to 100,000 Scoville heat units.
A California doctor is calling for a Thai restaurant after it was used an extremely spicy dish He claims that he was “permanently” damaged.
Harjasleen Walia is a board -certified neurologist, based San Jose. He is currently calling for Thai’s Coup over his Dragon Ball Plate, which he ate in 2023, according to demand documents obtained by Mercury News. Walia filed the lawsuit in July 2023 and made headlines after deciding to represent in court. Stated that the restaurant appetizer burned her vocal cords, Esophagus and the interior of its right nasal melt.
The Thai Restaurant website describes the menu element as “Spicy chicken ball[s] fried with mint, checalot [and] Green onion. “
The dish also has “kaffir lime leaves, chili and powder rice” and served hot.
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The Thai chili, or bird chili, brings the spice to the plate. It measures between 50,000 and 100,000 Scoville (SHU) heat units. The peppers are more poignant than Cayenne and Serrano Peppers, but they fall below the peppers Habanero.
According to the lawsuit, according to The Mercury News, Walia asked her server to make the dish with less species because she “does not tolerate spicy foods”.
Demand claims that the server agreed, but after Walia took a chop of the dish, he “heard the whole mouth, the roof of the mouth, the tongue, the throat and the nose burns like a fire.”
Demand stated that her “eyes and nose were watered, and she started coughing.” He added that “he drank a whole glass of coconut water and more water, but the cream was not reduced.”
Dr. Walia said he lost his voice and was diagnosed with internal “chemical burns” of the Chilios used on the plate. Affirms “[She] He suffered permanent injuries and will be damaged forever. “”
Walia’s demand also claims that he asked a staff member a dairy product to help soothe species and help burns, but no help was given.
No milk, ice cream, yogurt, agria cream or other dairy products were provided or provided. Walia to reduce the obvious burning, “she read the dress.
Demand states that the dish was “inappropriate for human consumption” and that the restaurant “did not take precautions by consulting with health care officials or emergency service staff on the risks associated with serving too much Thai in a Dragon aperitif.”
A Thai Coup representative told Mercury News that the establishment denies any damage, adding that the dish could not be less spicy because the chili is inside the meatballs. They added that no one else required medical attention because of the restaurant food.
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