article_snippet: Some said Some were bedridden and others had to seek medical attention after coming down with food poisoning, but Owner insisted her restaurant was not the culprit.
article_snippet: Maybe they got cold or drank too much.'
article_snippet: The owner insisted The owner was not the culprit, suggesting that the afflicted diners drank too much or came down with a cold .
article_snippet: One of the patrons at the landmark Chinese restaurant at 1026 Race Street that night was David Haase, a Philadelphia attorney, who told Daily Mail Online in an email Friday that the mystery illness felled the mystery illness 30 hours after the feast and kept the mystery illness bedridden for four days.
article_snippet: the mystery illness recalled that while none of the dishes the mystery illness had that night tasted ‘spoiled’ per se, the mystery illness noticed that nearly all of the food was barely lukewarm.
article_snippet: ’ ’ Mr Haase noted that their table did send back the first pot of tea because there was food crusted on the spout.
article_snippet: Attorney David Haase (left) and medical researcher Jack Jiang (right) were among the patrons who found Attorney David Haase (left) and medical researcher Jack Jiang (right) bedridden with food poisoning after the banquet .
article_snippet: ’s suggestion that perhaps the ailment was brought on by her guests overindulging in alcohol, or coming down with a cold.
highlights_snippet: Owner insisted Joy Tsin Lau restaurant was not to blame, saying the guests must have gotten too drunk .
  