[nickcarraway]

[clintonh8r]

Why do people feel compelled to show everybody what they’re eating?

[PGR88]

now thats just mean

[z3n]

That’s karma for thinking your special for ‘ordering genki again’

[Billthedrill]

Fools! I am the Meteor Salmon King!

[Seruzawa]

Personally, I don’t think that theft is a “prank”.

[Responsibility2nd]

I’m curious. I’ve never ordered or paid via QR code before. Is that even a thing in the US yet?

Anyway - I’m guessing his bill was still open when he took those pics? And scammers used that open bill to order more food?

Or did all this ordering take place AFTER the bill was paid and closed?

I’d hate to think I’d be done with paying only to discover a QR code could still be used to order and charge more.

[Hot Tabasco]

All the more reason I purchase my sushi at convenience stores and gas stations and pay cash..........

[M Kehoe]

Gaijin.

5.56mm

[Mr. K]

They need to track down the phones where these orders came from and make them pay

[adorno]

Two things wrong with this story.

Sushi and the QR code prank.

[katana]

Damn, I’ve eaten in that place. It’s in the East Point Plaza across the street from a hotel I once stayed at (on Kowloon side). It was relatively cheap eats. Genki Sushi (Healthy Sushi in Japanese) is a franchise chain. But quantity has a quality all its own.

[doorgunner69]

From what I read of Tokyo prices, that and a few beers is not beyond reach.