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Spicy Chicken Causes Illness - Burger King, Yakima Washington

4 years ago •reported by user-mdjk6122 • business

Burger King, Terrace Heights Way, Yakima, WA, USA

1605 Terrace Heights Way, Yakima, 98901 Washington, United States

I ate a tiny bacon cheeseburger and 2 jr spicy chicken sandwiches and I drank some water. I immediately started feeling my stomach turning and I barely made it home in time to go to the bathroom. I got diarrhea bad.  I felt symptoms immediately. My family ate Nuggets and a couple of them had regular cheeseburgers. They have not reported any symptoms. 
Right now | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#burgerking #yakima #washington #unitedstates #bacon #cheeseburger #chicken

Consumer Review - Food Safety Burger King, Terrace Heights Way, Yakima, WA, USA I ate a tiny bacon cheeseburger and 2 jr spicy chi... photo #1
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