Woman in Malaysia gets upset after being told not to eat home-cooked meals at McDonald’s
On Monday (14 Oct), a TikTok user took to social media to share her frustration after an encounter at a McDonald’s outlet in Malaysia, where she was asked not to consume her home-cooked meal on the restaurant premises.
The incident quickly gained traction, with Amora — known as @orang_kecil8 on TikTok — sharing her experience in a series of videos that have since garnered more than two million views.
@orang_kecil8 kalau ramai pun, kami ada hak untuk stay di McDonald’s, staff yang satu lagi yang budak lobby dia boleh tepuk2 bahu, cakap duduk kat luar, habis Zarikh, kalau hilang anak kami, McDonald’s hendak bertanggungjawap ke, dia record kami, kami record balik, kami tak buka tiktok pun, ni baru buka, tadi masuk mcdonald’s tengok movie, spoil weyy,,, kami dari Tahun 1994 lagi dah love mcdonald’s, Dari Zaman Eric Leong McDonald’s Jalan Silang sampai Klia, dia boleh cakap tadi tak ada ambil gambar atau video, Ini bukti!!! cara cakap tak ada adap!!! Ini ke etika pekerja McDonald’s, seorang melayu bangsa kita, dia cakap jangan duduk sini lama lama, kalau hendak duduk pergi kedai mamak dekat belakang, dah la penat dalam keadaan hujan lebat datang dengan Zarikh, sebab ada playground kami datang, Dia sound, Jangan duduk sini lama, buat mcdonald’s macam rumah sendiri, hendak duduk lama lama pergi duduk kedai mamak, mcdonald’s kosong guys, dia target kami berdua, Dah la hari ni PK Inter pia, silap orang nak sound macam tu, kami bawa Trolley Wagon sebab senang nak bawa barang, kalau ramai itu kami faham, #mcdonalds #Mcdonald #Malaysia #Tiktok #Fyp #ForYourPage #DahKenapa #Adap #Sound #JiwaKu #kualalumpur #McD #TikTokLIVE #TiktokMY #ZarikhSofea #Demure #Amora #TeamAmora #JiwaTerluka #ThankYou #Malaysia #French #Fan #LIVEhighlights #Asian #TeamCikguSiti #CikguSiti #TeamMdAsy #JiwaKu #GoGoLaSiputtt #ForYou #LiveStreaming #Galau
Wanted her child to enjoy McDonald’s playground without purchasing a meal
Amora explained that she frequents the McDonald’s branch so her daughter can enjoy the indoor playground, especially as recent rain made outdoor playgrounds unsuitable.
Source: Goplay on Facebook, for illustration purposes only
Instead of purchasing a meal, she brought a home-cooked meal for her daughter.
“As a mother, I tell my child that she has to finish her rice before eating McDonald’s,” she shared in response to a comment.
However, this led the outlet’s manager to politely ask her to finish the meal elsewhere, suggesting a nearby ‘mamak’ shop with more lenient outside food policies.
This only frustrated Amora further, and she questioned in her caption: “If my child gets lost, will McDonald’s be responsible?”
Noting that the outlet was empty at the time, she added that it seemed like the manager was deliberating “targeting” her.
“Even if it was crowded, it is my right to stay at McDonald’s [for however long I want],” she stated.
Video sparks debate among netizens
The incident sparked a lively discussion on social media.
Many agreed with the manager’s stance, highlighting that it’s customary to buy a meal when using a restaurant’s facilities.
They pointed out it’s common sense, as most restaurants don’t allow outside food.
Some also disagreed with her sense of entitlement.
Source: WeirdKaya on Facebook
Others suggested that Amora could have had her child finish the meal at home instead.
However, there were some netizens who felt the manager was overly strict.
Source: TikTok
Translation: As McDonald’s have playgrounds, surely many parents love to bring their kids there to play while eating a meal. However, even if you go without buying a meal it’s also okay. The manager’s words brings shame to McDonald’s.
“What is the problem with this manager? What’s wrong with staying at the restaurant for a long period? You don’t even own the McDonald’s outlet,” one netizen remarked.
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Featured image adapted from @orang_kecil8 on TikTok.
