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This must be one of the worst translation job ever beating even the “Stir-fried Wikipedia” and “Juice Bao”. I see already really don’t know what to say man! EPIC PHAIL! :p
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Oh dear, this almost happened to me before though nowhere near as extreme. I used an automated web tool but was quite sceptical and a good job too. I consulted a translation agency to double check all my language was correct and they informed me that it was really inaccurate. By the looks of it, I guess this restaurant should have done the same. I just hope they didn’t invest in other marketing campaigns with the same dodgy ‘branding’.