ASK Italian
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| Web site | www.askitalian.co.uk |
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| Founded | United Kingdom |
| Number of locations | 112 |
| Acquisition date | February 9, 2015 |
| Founders | Adam Kaye |
| Samuel Kaye | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 660040 |
About ASK Italian
ASK, also known as ASK Italian is a British casual dining restaurant chain that serves Italian cuisine in 120 locations in the UK.
ASK in the restaurant fined over 'misleading' lobster dish
The Italian chain ASK for mixed white fish with lobster and charged £14. 95
, The Italian Restaurant chain ASK has been fined for misleading customers over a lobster dish.
The Aragosta e scampi (lobster and shrimp) dish containing a mixture of 35% lobster% and 34% of white fish, plus other ingredients that are made to look like the lobster-meat, a study found.
The court, The Most expensive on The Menu , retailing at £14. 95 while the cost of the ingredients Only £2. 84.
The Chain was to describe a monetary penalty of £40,000 on Tuesday for misleading food.
Azzuri Restaurants Limited, which trades as Ask Italian , admitted the charges at Swansea Magistrates' Court last November.
This, too, came after the lack of lobster in The Dish was Standards officer discovered from a Trading during a routine visit to the branch in The City .
the revenue of the court amounted to £3m in the UK since the market launch in the year 2014, When The Charge covered the period between 1. December 2016 20 March 2019 - if Swansea Trading Standards alerted QUESTIONS, and it removed The Dish from The Menu .
QUESTIONS she apologized for what it described as an error, and accepted that without reference to white fish, The Menu description was incomplete and likely to mislead.
It was refused with a financial motivation, and said that the article had the lowest profit margin of all The Restaurant 's pasta dishes, adding it was not a risk to health and safety in connection with this case.
White fish and lobster were mixed and shaped to look like lobster-meatswansea, restaurants, food
Source of news: bbc.com
