"Human Consumption Is Not approved." Sorbet Garnished with Dried Ants: the Dessert Served in the Two Michelin Stars Restaurant Makes Argument, Maxi Fine of 25 Million for Managers
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In the fifteen course tasting, the final acid contrast was entrusted to an unusual seal. Above a sorbet based on sikhye, the traditional Korean sweet drink based on rice, were laid from three to five dried ants, used to balance the sugars and give acidity to the dessert. This culinary choice, however, is [...] The article is not approved human consumption. Sorbet garnished with dried ants: the dessert served in the two Michelin stars restaurant …
Two-Michelin-starred restaurant Evett in Seoul was fined after using ants as a dessert topping for nearly four years.
The owner of one of South Korea's most famous restaurants will not have to serve jail time after a dessert containing ants was served at the restaurant. Prosecutors demanded the prison sentence.
Ants, Served at a Luxury Restaurant with Two Michelin Stars. What Punishment the Administrators Risk
A completely unpublished situation has surrounded the world, and internees around the world have remained shocked. In a restaurant with two Michelin stars in Seoul, a top dessert has been served, decorated with ants.
The operator of Evett, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant located in the affluent Gangnam district, has been fined 10 million won, and its CEO has been fined 15 million won. Prosecutors had requested a one-year prison sentence and a 20 million won fine for the CEO. Judge Lee Se-chang of the Seoul West District Court stated that considering the length of time the dish was sold, the restaurant's use of the dish in its advertising, and the discovery…
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