A Chinese is arguably one of the best takeaway cuisines to enjoy from the comfort of your own home - especially on a weekend sat the sofa.
No matter if you're dipping into a chow mein or enjoying some salt and pepper chicken, it tends to always hit the spot just perfectly. One of the much-loved dishes from the collection is the beloved chicken balls, which tends to be commonly enjoyed with the iconic sweet and sour sauce as a delicious dip.
It's a firm favourite with many who order, so it's no surprise a customer was ecstatic therefore when their local Chinese takeaway accidentally messed up his order and sent him a whopping 56 chicken balls, according to the Mirror.
Sharing the post to popular video-streaming app TikTok, it has surpassed 455,000 views since posting, and is continuing to rocket.
Adding to the viral post, user @dizzyowizzy - who also goes by the name J - wrote: "When the Chinese gives you 56 chicken balls by accident."
The video panned over the abundance of iconic white bags, which were accompanied by chicken balls in batter for as far as the eye could see.
A pal continued to take portions of the chicken out of the takeaway bag - and it was seemingly simply never-ending.
Whilst J claimed the order was accidental, TikToker have flocked to the comments to claim otherwise. One wrote: "That’s not an accident… that’s a miracle.
"That’s heaven but how did they accidentally do that," a second added. "You best be sharing those," a different person teased.
A third user joked: "Is that what you tell the Mrs? Nah, you're just hungry. A user claims to have also been a customer of accidental orders, claiming: "I ordered nine extra sausages and they ended up sending 30 when ordered breakfast on door dash."
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