Chinese Restaurant Is In Big Trouble After We Found Out Where Their Chicken Is From

Are y’all seeing what I’m seeing?” wrote a TikTok user who saw something shocking at a Chinese buffet in her community. The TikToker was shocked to see the restaurant using dinosaur chicken nuggets served in the buffet. The meat product was covered in sesame seeds and sauce, which made them look pretty appetizing. However, the TikTok user could not believe it when she saw the frozen food product at the restaurant and decided to share a video clip of the offering to get more people’s reactions to the buffet item.
The video was quick and to the point. The user turned the camera onto the sesame seed dinosaur nuggets and used various features on the Chinese-created social media platform to create a video that went viral. After using the text-to-voice feature to read the line that started the article. The camera then zooms in several times to give a clear view of the chicken nuggets that were clearly taken from the grocery store frozen food section and used them to serve customers at the Chinese buffet.

The video was shared on TikTok, Reddit, Twitter, and other social media platforms. The viral clip has been seen more than two million times and received over one hundred thousand likes in addition to the thousands of comments that were made about it.

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