Chipotle Customer Orders Double Meat Burrito, Gets a Surprise

Those who frequent Chipotle claim the restaurant has changed, but not for the better. Aside from new menu items like chicken al pastor, the chain has also recently become known for being skimpy on portion sizes.

For example, while customers previously expected hearty bowls and burritos with plenty of stuffing, people who have visited Chipotle in recent months now report receiving “microburritos” and bowls with almost no filling. doing. This problem is not limited to major items. Some internet users are complaining that the “big” bag of potato chips contains almost no chips.

In response, some internet users shared their experiences working in restaurants and explained why this happened, while others left before their orders were completed.

Now, another internet user is adding his own experience to this conversation.

In a video that has been viewed more than 293,000 times as of Friday, TikTok user Brandon (@realbrandonfromvegas) told Chipotle, “Why can’t people put up with you anymore?”

“It’s Cinco de Mayo. I ordered a burrito with extra steak. Well, it’s supposed to be a big burrito,” he says.

He then holds up a relatively small burrito. “What is this? How about this twenty dollars? How about this double meat? How about a twenty dollar burrito?”

“There was more meat in the bowl,” he said, showing the bowl next to the burrito. “How, Chipotle?”

The meal’s label indicated that Brandon ordered the dish online, and Internet users have long speculated that the dish might be small.

In the comments section, users shared their frustrations with this popular chain.

“You only understand when you go inside and observe them. You also have to say extra things about everything to guide you in the right direction,” the user wrote.

“Mine was $22. I was shocked,” added another.

“I stopped eating Chipotle years ago because the food there got really bad,” a third man declared.

That being said, many people suggested that this is a great reason to visit and order from a local store.

“Don’t go to Chipotle. Your local Mexican restaurant has cheaper, better, and bigger burritos than that,” said a commenter.

“Please support your local Mexican restaurants,” said a second suggestion.

In a response video, Brandon agreed and gave his opinion. 3 Favorite Local Mexican Restaurants In his city, Las Vegas.

The Daily Dot reached out to Chipotle via email and Brandon via Instagram direct message.

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