Video of Utility Alliance consultant brings the house down at Japanese restaurant on works Christmas night out goes viral

An office worker has become an internet hit after a video of her bringing part of a Japanese restaurant’s ceiling down went viral.
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Clair Logan was on a Christmas night out with work pals at Hanahana Teppanyaki restaurant in Newcastle when she took part in a game to flip a fresh egg from a hot plate in the middle of the table into a chef’s hat on her head.

But her action with the spatula proved a bit too powerful with the egg hitting an extractor fan bringing part of it crashing down in front of her and her workmates.

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A video of the moment captured on camera by colleague Summer Sharpe has been watched several million times online.

Before and after Clair flipped the egg causing part of an extractor fan to crash onto the table.Before and after Clair flipped the egg causing part of an extractor fan to crash onto the table.
Before and after Clair flipped the egg causing part of an extractor fan to crash onto the table.

Clair, 30, who works as an energy consultant at Utility Alliance Ltd, at Hartlepool Marina, said: “We were just having our Christmas night out with our team.

“It was a game where you have to do three hits on the hot plate with a spatula and flip the egg. You are meant to catch it in your hat.

“I have tried to do it and have gone a bit too hard and it has hit the extractor fan.”

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Clair screamed as the egg shattered and the metal section suddenly clatters on to the table.

Clair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REIDClair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REID
Clair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REID

She added: “I absolutely died. I was really embarrassed.”

Clair, who lives in Sacriston, near Durham city, was worried she would get into trouble with the restaurant but they saw the funny side.

“The chef was absolutely fine.” she said. “He was laughing.

“I think the owner and manager were a bit astounded because they didn’t expect it to come down.

Clair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REIDClair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REID
Clair Logan (30). Picture by FRANK REID

“It could only happen to me. I’m quite accident prone.”

Summer sent the video to viral video and news site LADbible where it quickly racked up the views.

To date it has been watched over 770,000 times on Facebook.

And Clair added: “On Twitter it has been seen about 4.5 million times.

“All my pals keep tagging me in saying ‘you’re a superstar’.

“I just think it’s hilarious. It’s something to laugh at.”