An Indian restaurant in the UK launched gold pancakes containing 24K gold

Original title: a British Indian Restaurant launched gold pancakes containing 24K gold

According to the report of the sun on October 19, an Indian restaurant in Britain launched golden pancakes to join the golden food boom.
It is reported that shad Indian, an Indian restaurant near London Bridge, launched 10 inch Indian pancakes containing 24K gold at a price of up to 100 pounds (880 yuan). This has become one of the most popular products of the restaurant and the second restaurant inspired to join the golden food boom after salt BAE.
Shopkeeper Mohammed kodrul Islam described it as "an incredible turn in Indian food". This golden thin round spiced bread is made of ground lentils into a cake shape, fried at high temperature and sprinkled with gold. The shopkeeper said he could not disclose the specific details and said "this is the top secret".
Golden food originated from salt BAE, who has now opened 15 restaurants and launched 630 pounds (5545 yuan) of golden steak. This kind of food is expensive, causing controversy on the Internet and competition among British restaurants. Diners posted their huge bills on the Internet, but most netizens didn't seem to buy it. (compiled and reported by China Youth Network)