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Toni Milun sparks debate over Istrian cafe service
Croatian mathematician Toni Milun sparked a social media debate after sharing his contrasting experiences at two hospitality establishments in Istria.
In one instance, Milun reported that a cafe served him a bottled water priced at 3.50 euros despite his request for a simple glass of water. He expressed frustration not with the price itself, but with the lack of choice offered to the customer, stating that the incident left a poor impression and that he would not return.
Later that same day, Milun visited a different restaurant where he ordered sea bass with chard, mussels, and half a liter of wine for a total of 38.50 euros. He praised this establishment for its food and service, noting that the restaurant provided a complimentary drink, which led him to leave a tip.
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Milun stated he would not return to the cafe due to the poor impression left by the service. mojdoboj.info · 6yka.com · www.oslobodjenje.ba
- [● 3 SOURCES] Milun visited a nearby restaurant on the same day where a meal of sea bass, chard, mussels, and wine cost 38.50 euros. mojdoboj.info · 6yka.com · www.oslobodjenje.ba
- [● 3 SOURCES] Toni Milun reported receiving a bottled water costing 3.50 euros instead of a requested glass of water at an Istrian cafe. mojdoboj.info · 6yka.com · www.oslobodjenje.ba
- [● 3 SOURCES] The restaurant provided a complimentary drink to Milun and his group. mojdoboj.info · 6yka.com · www.oslobodjenje.ba