Pizza 8 euro, apa 4,50, peștele 156. Nota de plată care a aprins o nouă dispută la Veneția

Two Canadian tourists paid 156 euros for a fish dish in Venice without knowing the price was based on weight. The waiter recommended the fish but did not disclose the pricing method. The final bill was 188.72 euros, lacking details on weight or unit price. The tourists reported the incident to a consumer protection association and the local authorities. The restaurant owner claimed the price per 100 grams was listed in the menu, and the tourists chose a fish over one kilogram. Consumer protection advocates argue that restaurants must clearly communicate weight and price for such items.