You thought the Power Rangers were pure fiction? Think again.
Restaurant staff at NōKA Ramen in Oakland, California, wear Power Ranger costumes since they serve a cocktail called “The Noka Rangers."
They got to be real-life superheroes when they came to a woman's rescue after a man was chasing her. This story is so crazy, you have to see it to believe it.
They began by writing that "the craziest thing just happened at dinner. I’m at a ramen shop owned by Thai people in Oakland dressed as power rangers."
"When a woman comes rushing in saying she wasn’t safe — and a man came running in after her and puts her in a chokehold.”
Surprisingly, this wasn't some weird form of dinner theatre.
"The black power ranger (the manager with a kickass bob) and the yellow ranger, told the man to leave," the thread went on.
"'Huey' is the Thai expression of the Cantonese 'Waaah,' the Korean 'Yaaa' and the English, 'The expletive]?'" the Twitter user explained. They also added that the woman was told to hide in the kitchen.
"The man starts calling everyone Asian slurs & if Bruce Lee was still alive he’d kick everyone’s asses & beelines for the kitchen," the user tweeted. "YellowRanger grabs him by the collar to drag him out of the restaurant."
The whole scene was chaos, as the user explained that they were trying to call the cops while the fellow patrons were shaking and crying. The Pink Power Ranger (hostess) told people that their food was free.
"I, for some reason, start wolfing down my ramen," they added. Stress eating is a real thing, people!
In the end, the police finally showed up and ended the madness. The Green Power Ranger explained that they were beta-testing their costumes that night.
"There’s no sense, moral or meaning to this story, except that I can’t believe power rangers are actually Thai? I’m grateful no guns were involved. And the food at Noka Ramen was excellent."
“Our NōKA Rangers were real life heroes last night when an incident occurred," they wrote. "Like our heroic namesakes, it’s not just the powers and costumes that give us strength. It’s who and what we are inside that empowers us."
"You just witnessed a real life power rangers episode," one user wrote.
"I am immediately adding that place to my "want to visit" list on Google Maps," added another. We second that!
H/T: Reddit
