The owner of the chicken and fish restaurant on 42nd and Post Rd. has made a statement saying that the food on the floor and mice seen in the viral Tik Tok video was a misunderstanding.
INDIANAPOLIS—The owner of the the chicken and fish restaurant at 42nd and Post has made a statement to WRTV regarding the viral TikTok video that showed mice in the restaurant and food on the floor, saying that it was all a misunderstanding.
“As far as the food in the back that was a catering event and that was the leftovers. So everything there was going to be thrown away actually.” Omar said. “The guy took advantage of the situation so it's a complete misunderstanding, but we will have more to say on this statement.”"To clarify the misunderstanding, you're saying that the was leftovers, none of that food was being served to the public although we did see some containers that were in that area"Correct.
“He wasn’t even supposed to enter that area. That was employees only area. He entered it. You can tell in the kitchen area the employees serving the food to customers, they were standing on the left side next to the grill and fryers. Thats the food served to the public.” Omar said. “Food in the back. Thats leftover. Thats all going to be thrown away. This is why you see a lot of mess on the ground and stuff. All containers and so forth and this is very far from the cashier end.
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