Kebab, Wine, Bill!
The restaurant opens for just one table — but that table tests everyone’s patience. Staff in love, uncontrollable managers, a worn-out waitress, and a chef who couldn’t care less about the world — today, they all had to break free from someone’s control. There is only one question: at the end of this “special service,” who will pay the bill?
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The restaurant opens for just one table — but that table tests everyone’s patience. Staff in love, uncontrollable managers, a worn-out waitress, and a chef who couldn’t care less about the world — today, they all had to break free from someone’s control. There is only one question: at the end of this “special service,” who will pay the bill?
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Alikhan Rajabov
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:Aydəmir Entertainment
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