A neurologist in San Jose is suing a Thai restaurant over claims its $11 spicy Dragon Balls caused internal burns and left her with permanent injuries.
San Jose neurologist Harjasleen Walia sued Coup de Thai in July, claiming its Dragon Balls chemically burned her vocal cords, esophagus and the inside of her right nostril, leaving her with permanent injuries.
San Jose neurologist Harjasleen Walia sued Coup de Thai in July, claiming its Dragon Balls chemically burned her vocal cords, esophagus and the inside of her right nostril, leaving her with permanent injuries.
A doctor has filed a lawsuit against a Thai restaurant in Los Gatos, alleging that a dish on the menu was so spicy that it caused permanent injuries to her throat and voice.
Poison control expert says Thai chilis blamed in lawsuit for injuries can cause internal irritation but are 'not associated with permanent tissue damage.'