Yelp Users Post Angry Reviews For NY, NJ Bombing Suspect's Family Restaurant
- 8 years ago
In the wake of New York and New Jersey bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami’s arrest, his family’s restaurant, First American Fried Chicken, has been overrun with Yelp reviews.
The family of Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey, has owned a restaurant in Elizabeth, New Jersey for some time.
However, in the wake of Rahami’s arrest, the establishment, First American Fried Chicken, has been overrun with reviews on Yelp.
Few, if any, have little to do with the actual food or service.
A comment from Mike W. notes, in part, “...The ‘Beheading Salad’ was a little dry and needed a little kick. So I tried the ‘Infidel Nachos’ which were sprinkled with the blood of non-believers..."
Ron S. wrote, “The place is a bomb! literally!!!”
A review left by Barry W reads, “Tried to order some chicken but they told me they used all the pots and pans to make the IED's they placed around town this weekend.”
John O. warns, “Their unorthodox tradition of seasoning the chicken with gun powder, and wires being used as stuffing isn't my cup of tea. Suffered from diarrhea the next day. Beware.”
Yelp has activated a popup noting the page is undergoing a cleanup.
The family of Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey, has owned a restaurant in Elizabeth, New Jersey for some time.
However, in the wake of Rahami’s arrest, the establishment, First American Fried Chicken, has been overrun with reviews on Yelp.
Few, if any, have little to do with the actual food or service.
A comment from Mike W. notes, in part, “...The ‘Beheading Salad’ was a little dry and needed a little kick. So I tried the ‘Infidel Nachos’ which were sprinkled with the blood of non-believers..."
Ron S. wrote, “The place is a bomb! literally!!!”
A review left by Barry W reads, “Tried to order some chicken but they told me they used all the pots and pans to make the IED's they placed around town this weekend.”
John O. warns, “Their unorthodox tradition of seasoning the chicken with gun powder, and wires being used as stuffing isn't my cup of tea. Suffered from diarrhea the next day. Beware.”
Yelp has activated a popup noting the page is undergoing a cleanup.