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A dog’s dinner
A RESTAURANT has opened its doors for four-legged customers to sample its tasty range of dogs’ dinners.
The canine clientele can bring human chums but they are not allowed to eat.
Chew Chew offers dogs a menu featuring beef steak with mushrooms and chicken wings. Specials include fish soup, chicken wings and lamb bones.
Naoko Okamoto, who runs the restaurant in Sydney, Australia, said: “A lot of people have told me they’d been waiting for a place they can bring their dog.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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