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Moment dancing robot goes berserk at California restaurant

Robot goes BERSERK at a restaurant in California as desperate staff try to drag it away from customers - as one viewer asks 'why isn't there a big red power off button?' This is the hilarious moment a dancing robot goes berserk at a restaurant, sending food flying while staff try to drag it away. Customers at the Haidilao hotpot restaurant in San Jose, California , were enjoying their meals when an android started showing off some moves. While performing a dance routine, involving waving its arms and shaking its hips, the robot suddenly slams its hands down on a table. This sends chopsticks and bright yellow sauce flying into the air, while staff race over to try and turn it off. Share this video: Video: Moment dancing robot goes berserk at California restaurant e-mail 9.2kviewer asks 'why isn't there a big red power off button?' READ MORE: Robot police officers will be patrolling the streets by 2031 By XANTHA LEATHAM, EXECUTIVE SCIENCE EDITOR Published: 10:44 GMT, 18 March 2026 | Updated: 14:14 GMT, 18 March 2026 e-mail 156 shares 363 View comments This is the shocking moment a dancing robot goes berserk at a restaurant, sending food flying while staff try to drag it away. Customers at the Haidilao hotpot restaurant in San Jose, California, were enjoying their meals when a humanoid started showing off some moves. While performing a dance routine, involving waving its arms and shaking its hips, the robot suddenly slams its hands down on a table. symbol 00:00 02:24 Read More This sends chopsticks and bright yellow sauce flying into the air, while staff race over to try and turn it off. But the humanoid continues to dance throughout the altercation – which saw three employees wrestle with the robot and try to drag it away by the scruff of its neck. The clip has gone viral online, with many people finding the malfunction comical. One warned that 'this is how the takeover begins', while another joked: 'This puts a new spin on "doing the robot".' However, it wasn't all fun and games, as one concerned viewer added: 'All jokes aside, shouldn't there always be a big red button or a kill switch somewhere on the robot?'