A person visited a restaurant on Christmas Eve, which was notorious for being a "rip-off store" due to its poor food quality and deceptive advertising. Despite this, the person ordered the meat sushi yakitori course, which cost 3,300 yen per person. The food they received was vastly different from what was advertised, with dishes such as "beef tancho legi salad" being replaced with something entirely different. The person also received a dessert with a mysterious hair-like substance and a cake with no message, despite specifically requesting one. The experience ended with the person being disappointed and frustrated with the restaurant's service and food quality.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator visited a store on Christmas Eve.
2. The store is a "rip-off store" that is famous on the street this year.
3. The store started in December and 45 people have already visited.
4. Multiple people have suffered damage to the store.
5. The narrator ordered a cake, but it was disgusting.
6. The store's menu included a meat sushi yakitori course for 3,300 yen per person.
7. The menu items did not match the actual food served.
8. The narrator was served cabbage instead of beef tancho legi salad.
9. The narrator was served horse sashimi, which they had not ordered.
10. The store's homepage did not match the actual menu.
11. The narrator was served undercooked pork belly, which is potentially poisonous.
12. The dessert, a Christmas cake, had mysterious hair-like things buried in it.
13. The narrator requested a cake with a message on it, but the store failed to deliver.
14. The store's receipts had different names on them, suggesting that the store may be trying to avoid being reported as a rip-off.