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A group of seven diners at a Langkawi floating restaurant were shocked when they were billed RM1,196.80 for a dish of 'siakap' (barramundi fish) weighing 7.48kg yesterday, it has been reported.   One of the diners uploaded their receipt (pictured) on social media which has gone viral.   "After settling the bill, I advised them to not do this in business. They shouldn't have used a 7kg fish since there were only seven of us," the New Straits Times reported the diner as having written in his post.  "I noticed that other customers behind me also appeared stunned. There were only two of them but they were charged RM755."   Meanwhile, the owner of Restoran Terapung Sas Rimba, Norasyikin Musa, in response, said she had explained to the diners that the particular fish was not for sale as it was on display in the restaurant.  "I had even suggested to the customer to pick other types of fish such as siak

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