Reviewed by jgdeutsch on Fri, 09/16/2016 - 13:12
Review of Annie's
I have been living in Beijing since 2005 and I just got the worst food poisoning of my life at Annie's. I ate at the Central Park branch on Thursday for lunch and ordered the chicken. I noticed after I'd eaten most of it that it was a little pink and didn't eat the rest. The next day I woke up with a fever and sweats, then had diarrhea for the past 48 hours. I will not be eating at Annie's ever again and strongly urge everyone not to.
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That's weird, I eat annie's a lot, never got food poisoning, must be bad luck. You should have told the staff it was undercooked maybe. It's just too bad to give a bad review for 1 bad experience in 11 years.
Also, when you have food poisoning, you're not usually sick for 2 days, so that might not be food poising
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Signs and symptoms
The symptoms of food poisoning usually begin within one to two days of eating contaminated food, although they may start at any point between a few hours and several weeks later.
The main symptoms include:
In most cases, these symptoms will pass in a few days and you will make a full recovery.
Hope this helps Arvi89
I do love Annie's to a point that I almost tried every single dish on their menu, but I can't lie that I had diarrhea at least twice after eating the chef salad --- the one with all kinds of meat (chicken, beef, ham, etc., taste soooo good). I never had any problem eating cooked food such as pizza or pasta.