South China Morning Post·3 min read·medium
Owner of Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korea faces jail for ant-topped sorbet
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A Michelin-starred restaurant owner in South Korea faces a potential one-year prison sentence for serving ant-topped sorbet. Prosecutors argue the use of non-approved insects violates food safety regulations, despite the owner's claim that customers consented.
The owner of a South Korean Michelin-starred restaurant is facing one year in jail for garnishing a palate-cleansing sorbet with black ants “to add a sour taste”, local media said.
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