WATCH: Fish ready to be eaten comes alive and bites chopstick at a Japanese restaurant

WATCH: Fish ready to be eaten comes alive and bites chopstick at a Japanese restaurant

"This is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen. And I mean, EVER;" commented a Twitter user

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Wednesday, February 15, 2023, 01:17 PM IST
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A hard-to-believe video was shared on Twitter again which shows raw fish being served at a Japanese restaurant. When a customer tries to eat it using chopstick, the fish came alive, opened its mouth, and firmly grasped the stick.

The old video of the same has once again gone viral. We could see a fish served on a plate with some glass noodles, green leafy vegetables, and a slice of lemon. The complete fish was intact on the plate and did not appear to be cooked. When the chopsticks approached the fish, an unexpected thing happened: the fish opened its mouth and even grabbed the chopstick.

Watch the terrifying video below:

The video received over 11.3 million views since being shared till now. Many Twitter users were were shocked at this and they posted several comments.

Read their comments below:

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