Chinese hotpot giant Haidilao said it would compensate over 4,000 diners who had visited one of its outlets in Shanghai.

Two drunk 17-year-old teenagers have sparked outrage after filming themselves urinating into a hot pot broth at a Haidilao restaurant in Shanghai, China.

It’s enough to put you off your dinner – a video has gone viral of two teenagers urinating into a hotpot broth. The boys, both 17, were filmed taking a leak into a broth pot in a private room at a Shanghai branch of China’s biggest hotpot chain last month.

A popular Chinese restaurant chain is offering refunds to more than 4,100 diners after two teens were caught on video urinating into a vat of hotpot broth.

China's huge hotpot chain Haidilao is offering to compensate a staggering 4,000 diners who dined at one of their Beijing locations. Why? Because of a video that went viral depicting two teenagers urinating in the hotpot broth.

Shanghai police say two 17-year-olds were placed in "administrative detention" following the incident at a restaurant where diners simmer food at their own tables.

One of China's biggest restaurant chains, Haidilao, known for its hotpot, has apologized and offered refunds to thousands of customers that dined in their Shanghai location after two men urinated in their hotpot broth,

Chinese hotpot giant Haidilao said it would compensate over 4,000 diners who had visited one of its outlets in Shanghai after two diners urinated into their hotpot broth. A video showing two men urinating into the broth of their hotpot while dining in a private room at a Haidilao restaurant started circulating online late last month.

Haidilao has apologised to customers, saying it has replaced all hotpot equipment and dining utensils, as well as disinfecting other crockery and utensils. The incident happened late in February, though the company's management only found out about it days later,

One of China's biggest restaurant chains has promised to refund thousands of customers after footage of a patron urinating into a simmering hotpot went viral online, triggering a public outcry.