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IKEA Breakfast Illness Report - Ikea, Eching Bayern

11 hours ago •reported by user-cprz7141 • business

IKEA Munich-Eching, Heisenbergstraße, Eching, Eching-East, Germany

14 Heisenbergstraße, Eching, 85386 Bayern, Deutschland

I would like to complain about my breakfast at your IKEA restaurant at the Munich location, Heisenbergstraße 14, 85386 Eching. After eating scrambled eggs, a hard-boiled egg and grilled Camembert, I had severe health problems shortly afterwards. I am suffering from severe abdominal cramps, vomiting and diarrhea. The symptoms are very distressing and from my perspective this indicates food poisoning. The visit to Ikea was on 15.05 at approximately 10:30. After this experience, I will not eat anything there in the future. | Symptoms: Vomiting

#ikea #eching #bayern #germany #egg

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