Consumers may be surprised to see a large sign reading Caution: This place is bad for your health outside a hospital-themed restaurant in the US
Consumers may be surprised to see a large sign reading "Caution: This place is bad for your health" outside a hospital-themed restaurant in the US.
The restaurant started by Dr Jon, who has worked as a nutritionist for years, has burgers named after open-heart surgical procedures including Single, Double, Triple and Quadruple Bypass Burgers.It contains half a pound (226 grams) to two pounds (900 grams) of beef.
Another speciality is unlimited Flatliner Fries, which are cooked in lard, along will full sugar cola, cigarettes without filters, hard liquor and beer.
The Quadruple Bypass Burger contains around 8000 calories (33,600 kilojoules), fitting for a restaurant whose motto is "a taste worth dying for".
Dr Jon has also arranged for a wheelchair for customers who finish the Quadruple Bypass Burger, where the "nurse" of their choice takes them back to their car.
He admits that eating at the restaurant can end up sending you to the emergency room, and thought it appropriate to give the restaurant the feel of a hospital.
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"I run perhaps the only honest restaurant in America: hey this is bad for you and it's going to kill you," he added.
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However, a compromise was reached when Jon put a disclaimer on his website stating: "The use of the word 'nurse' above is only intended as a parody.
Also, activist groups have launched a scathing attack on the owner for serving extremely unhealthy treats and also having waitresses dressed in sexy nurses outfits.
Source-ANI
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