This Australian Diner Purposely Gives Rude Service So Customers Can Unleash Their Inner ‘Karen’

@karensdinerau leave your kids at home, this isn’t a daycare x #karensdinerau #karensoftiktok ♬ Chose your character – Lacey🦋

“Our staff are rude, our manners are non existent and we’re the perfect place for Karen’s every-where to vent their anger and dismay at the world. Come on, ask for the manager…WE DARE YOU.”

Karen’s Diner, a chain of restaurants in Australia — with one location recently opening in the UK — gets a lot of buzz and heat for being rude to their guests on purpose.

It’s all in good fun and for a unique dining experience says the restaurant, as it means to poke fun at “Karens.” These days, the term “Karen” is pejorative slang that refers to uptight, middle-aged white women who love to cause a scene and ask for the manager or contact authorities at the slightest inconvenience. If a “Karen” doesn’t get her way, prepare for some cringe-worthy, entitlement-laden ruckus.

@karensdinerau masks on, claws out 💅🏼 #karensdinerau #karensoftiktok #vegan #sydneyfood #help ♬ original sound – karensdinerau

The above TikTok clip, which has garnered over 2.6 million views, shows a waitress at Karen’s Diner grabbing a microphone and calling out a vegan patron for all the restaurant to hear, then encouraging other diners to boo the individual.

“You’re a piece of shit, grow up, eat some meat, yeah? It’ll make you more tolerable as a person,” sneered the waitress.

If you’ve got some thick skin or are down to channel your inner “Karen” energy, then you’ll be pleased to know that it’ll be all worth it for the great meal you’ll be served. Karen’s Diner’s website states, “We also make some kick-ass burgers, wings, fries and well most things that are cholesterol heavy.”

Now is there food out there good enough to endure shit service and getting your self-esteem absolutely mollywhopped?

Feature photo: Karen’s Diner

More content

CultureEating Out
This Pizzeria Cooks Pizzas Inside An Actual Volcano
If you thought pizza-flavored soda was wild, wait until you hear about this pizzeria in Guatemala that uses volcano fire to bake pizza. Owned by…
,
Eating OutInnovation
This Texas Town Is Home To The World’s First 3D-Printed Starbucks
Starbucks has over 40,199 stores worldwide, but only one 3D-printed one. The new Brownsville, Texas location is not only the coffee chain’s first 3D printed…
,
Eating Out
Burger King Japan Serves Up A ‘Pickleball Burger’
According to SoraNews24, Burger King Japan is stepping onto the pickleball court with a culinary serve that’s as bold as the sport itself. In celebration…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox