Durban Men Pay R123 for Water at Platinum Belt Lounge After Seeing Expensive Menu Items, Netizens Left Reeling

Durban Men Pay R123 for Water at Platinum Belt Lounge After Seeing Expensive Menu Items, Netizens Left Reeling

  • A man and his buddies nearly fell off their seats when they saw how much food cost at a Durban eatery
  • The gents decided on having water and coke, but the bill came back and stunned them completely
  • Netizens laughed at them, almost choked on the prices, and gave them tips on how to avoid such a mishap next time

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A man and his friend went to an expensive restaurant and paid a lot of money for water
A man and his buddies could not believe how much they spent on water at the Platinum Belt Lounge. Image: @just_jxstr
Source: TikTok

A gent and his friends went to the Platinum Belt Lounge in KwaZulu-Natal and almost choked on their water because of the price.

Stunned, the men ordered only drinks, but the bill returned at R123, shocking them even more!

Men pay R123 for water

@just_jxstr's hilarious TikTok video hit over 321K views and had so many people laughing so hard that they trolled them for rushing to expensive restaurants just for content.

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The gentlemen went to the Durban-based eatery, and the menu took them aback so far back that they decided they were not as hungry as they thought. Some of the dishes there were on the high end of pricing.

They served their Zanzibar-flavoured half chicken with fries or a salad for R215. Their duck breast cost R320, and the Norwegian salmon cost R280. Their catch of the day cost R215, and the prawns, which came with chips, cost R235. The pasta of the day cost R175.

Taken aback by the expensive food, they decided it best to get something to drink. They ordered water and soft drinks. When the bill was returned at R123, they regretted entering the restaurant. Their caption left users finished:

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"Our mistake was not to check their menu online."

Watch the video here:

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Netizens thought the restaurant was so expensive they would think twice before going there.

Mihailopavlovic said:

"Even the name sounds expensive. You should have doubts."

Zime_Thobeka remarked:

"They don't have their prices on their menu online."

Indoni yamanzi trolled them.

"You even have the nerve to order water."

You commented:

"No, this kind of witchcraft must be illegal."

LholhoM exclaimed:

"I taught my daughter to check the menu online, and on the menu, when they get there, they must look out for SQ. So she knows."

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In a similar story, Briefly News reported that a woman shared how expensive maize meal costs in Asia.

She revealed that a packet of maize meal costs R746, and this was only for 1KG.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za