A brunch outing in Laguna Beach, California, is drawing attention after a woman claimed she found a live insect in her meal. According to her account, the discovery was made shortly after her food was served, and video of the moment is now circulating online.
The clip comes from California-based TikToker @evrsweet, whose real name is Vicky. She typically shares content focused on books, reading, creativity, and everyday lifestyle moments. However, her most recent video is something a little bit different, as it centers on a brunch that she had at a local eatery. At the beginning of the video, the colorful cocktails she ordered can be seen, complete with slices of dragon fruit and sprigs of mint. Things quickly take a turn for the worse, however.
After a caption reading, “halfway through my salad and omelette…”, viewers get a glimpse of a large brown locust that appears to still be alive on her plate, hidden in her salad. Another caption then appears that says, “yes it’s still twitching“. Accompanying the video is some eerie music that heightens the unsettling tone of the clip. In the video’s description, Vicky writes, “please I was so scared“.
Disturbing Footage Triggers Wave of Backlash Online
As the video continues to make the rounds online, social media users flocked to the comments to share their thoughts, with most expressing shock. On TikTok, one user wrote, “What the helly was that??!!” with the OP responding simply with, “Idk but its huge“. Another commenter reacted with, “OH MY GOD” while another person joked, “Ordered the Jiminy Cricket special 😭✌️”. The OP also responded to that latter comment, penning, “it was huge I thought it was a locust😭”. A third netizen expressed in disgust, “[I] would genuinely throw up and need to peel my skin off“.
While the location of the California eatery has not been independently verified, the video has still drawn significant attention online. The incident serves as a timely reminder of the importance of maintaining strict food safety and hygiene standards in restaurants, as customers expect their meals to be prepared in clean, sanitary conditions. Ultimately, no one expects to find an insect in their food.
