Tourists visiting London have expressed outrage after being served a "disgusting" portion of fish and chips for a staggering £24, with many vowing never to return to the capital.
The visitors, who were hoping to enjoy a classic British meal, were left stunned by the "tiny" serving size and poor quality of the dish. One frustrated diner described it as "an absolute rip-off", while another called it "the worst food experience" of their trip.
Tourists Feel 'Robbed'
Many took to social media to share their disappointment, with some even posting photos of the underwhelming meal. "We expected a decent portion for that price, but it was barely enough for a child," one tourist complained.
Local Businesses Respond
While some London eateries defended their pricing, citing rising costs, others acknowledged the issue. "We strive to offer fair prices and generous portions," said one restaurant owner. "It’s a shame that a few bad experiences can tarnish the city’s reputation."
Will This Deter Future Visitors?
With London already known for its high costs, this incident has sparked debate about whether tourists are being unfairly targeted. Some argue that such pricing strategies could harm the city’s appeal as a top travel destination.
For now, many disgruntled visitors are advising others to research carefully before dining out in London—or risk paying a fortune for a meal that leaves a bitter taste.
