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Pizza Meal Causes Illness - Domino's Pizza, London England

8 years ago •reported by user-fmnqd179 • business

Domino's Pizza - London - Bermondsey, Old Kent Road, London, United Kingdom

145 Old Kent Road, London, SE1 5UT England, United Kingdom

I ate a slice of pepperoni pizza, potato wedges and a cookie I felt bloated after eating which is normal but I have a bad belly ache I’ve vomited and a bad headache my 2 friends who ate with me have also experienced bad belly aches but no where near mine I’ve had this for 2 days | Symptoms: Vomiting, Headache, Stomach Pain, Bloating

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Consumer Review - Food Safety Domino's Pizza - London - Bermondsey, Old Kent Road, London, United Kingdom I ate a slice of peppero... photo #1
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