A German triathlete was banned from an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant after eating nearly 100 plates of fish.
Jaroslav Bobrowski, an Ironman competitor, visited Running Sushi in Landshut, Bavaria last weekend for a never-ending meal.
Athlete banned from all-you-can-eat restaurant for eating too much
Leo Roberts
Kayden Hill
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Josiah Perez
"you've eaten too much, get out"
It's not an all you can eat resturant then.
Michael Nguyen
They'll let you do it once. But since it's a private establishment, they can refuse to serve you thereafter. Besides, a reasonable person would assume that they mean a single meal, with an amount of food that an average person would eat. Otherwise, you could just hang out at a table all day and slowly eat non-stop, which is probably what this asshole did.
Christopher Green
haha such a similarity to Kyle Broflovski from Southpark. Fucking jews always taking advantage of any situation and crying foul when called out on it
Luke Myers
Pick one
Blake Thomas
… but did he really, i mean how much did he discard or leave on the plate, most of these places have a "food waste" policy clearly posted
John Baker
I usually eat 2 big plates at these kinds of places, and no one has ever even looked at me sideways for eating too much. And that's a ton of food. I eat Chinese buffet regularly for lunch. Usually takes about 20-30 mins to eat. But it's different when you eat 100 god damn plates of sushi. He must have been there for hours. I know this is the internet, and all, but use some damn common sense.
Josiah Anderson
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Ian Cooper
In sushi restaurants, one "plate" of fish is two pieces of sushi. He probably ate around 200 pieces of sushi.