Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. Not only did Taragis owner Carl Quion apologize for the April Fools’ Day prank they ran on the takoyaki brand's ...

The owner of a food & beverage business in the Philippines has paid a man over a tattoo-for-cash prank that went viral for all the wrong reasons. On April 1, Carlo Quion, the owner of Taragis Takoyaki ...

The owner of a restaurant chain in the Philippines whose tattoo-for-cash April Fools’ Day prank went wrong has admitted the act was scripted and apologised over the stunt, saying he lied to make his ...

MANILA, Philippines — The owner of the Japanese snack store called “Taragis,” who confessed to orchestrating an April Fools’ Day prank, may face sanctions if it is proven that he does not have a sales ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A man in the Philippines got a food company's logo tattooed on his forehead for a £1400 cash prize, only to find out it was an ...

A man in the Philippines tattooed a brand logo on his forehead after falling for an April Fool's prank by takoyaki store Taragis. On April 1, Taragis made a post challenging social media users to ...

MANILA, Philippines – Not all jokes are funny. As different brands joined in on the April Fools’ Day fun with mock social media posts, netizens slammed a food chain after it refused to take ...

Commenters on different social media platforms were quick to react to the video, criticizing shop owner Carl Quion for branding their stunt as a marketing strategy, and for fooling the public and ...

MANILA, Philippines — After an unsuspecting individual fell victim to an April Fools’ prank falsely promising a hefty cash reward, other businesses have since extended support to the deceived party, ...

MANILA, Philippines — The owner of Takoyaki store Taragis admitted that the viral April Fools' Day tattoo disaster was scripted. In the store's Facebook page, Carl Quion said that the April Fools' Day ...