Three people were arrested after a gang of terror has fueled by storming a full restaurant to confront a few that dinner.
The chaotic scenes unfolded on Monday evening at around 8.20 pm in southwestern London in southwestern London.
Four people, three men and one woman, wiered the eatery before they 'focus' on a man and a woman who sat and enjoyed a meal.
Restaurant employees told MailOnline that the man who sat at the table was reportedly haunted by the building by the group, in a presumably 'domestic incident'.
Panic customers dive for coverage while objects and food were thrown through the air. It is said that some terrified dinners fled the restaurant in the middle of the pandemonium.
Other people who eat in the nearby Wagamama restaurant reported that they had to be 'evacuated' due to the incident.
Three men fled in a car that was later stopped by the police, with two men of 27 years and a third 28 years old “arrested for possession of an attacking weapon,” said the metropolitan police.
One person who eats in Wagamama said that the entire site was placed in 'lockdown' after a terrified waitress of Tashas in the Eetcafe cried.
“Someone from Tashas came to scream in Wagamama and really panicked, with tears run over her face,” he said.
The chaotic scenes unfolded on Monday evening around 8:25 PM in Tashas Battersea
“She brought Wagamama to Lockdown. I then looked outside and everyone ran away to the Battersea Power Station tube station.
'We then discovered that there had been an incident with these gang people … [who had] Stormed inside and this one person attacked. We were really shocked. '
The three attackers then flowed out the door and escaped in a car that was parked outside, according to the staff.
A spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Police told MailOnline: 'The police were called to report a fight between four people at a location in Battersea Power Station at about 8.30 pm on Monday 3 February.
'After the suspects fled the stage by car, officers could stop the vehicle at a short distance.
“No injuries were reported.
'Two men 27 years old and one man of 28 years were arrested for possession of an attacking weapon and condition. They remain in custody. Questions continue. '
A source told MailOnline that the chaos lasted about a minute before the gang of Tashas fled.
Eyewitnesses claimed that some attackers were armed with blades. However, this was refused by the restaurant.
But talking about the incident, an employee told the metro: 'Three boys came to the restaurant, very casual, very normal. Then they pulled a knife on a few that just had a quiet dinner.
According to staff members on the spot, at least three men with knives stormed the eatery and went to a couple who was enjoying a meal at a table
'As a flash, some of the staff responded and stepped up to suppress the situation. Some big boys became involved and forced them.
'There was some pushing and sliding when the protection of development became involved and the three walked away. Their faces were not covered or something that it was very brutal.
“It seemed that they had focused on the man and the woman. The way the staff responded was heroic it was something else, especially when you consider that a knife was involved. '
The witness in Wagamama added: 'I have heard examples of gangs who go in restaurants to focus individuals, but never on this scale.
'It is a shopping area with crowds of people and families there, with many people who just try to have a good time. Seeing something like that was a bit of a horror. It ruined everyone's evening.
“Tashas is a very high-end restaurant … I can imagine that the customers who eat there are a pretty high-brow.”
Other horrible witnesses went to social media to describe what they have experienced.
One X/Twitter user wrote: 'Strange scenes in Battersea Power Station tonight.
'A gang of 20 people walked in Tashas to attack someone.
'One of the waitresses came across Wagamamas next door, where my girlfriend and I were eating.
“Pray for the affected ones.”
A spokesperson for Tashas Group said: 'Four non -created people came in the restaurant and confronted a table with guests who caused commotion. There were no weapons, except for a pocket knife, in contrast to what was reported in the media.
'Our team responded quickly and decisively and immediately warned the police who later arrested the suspects by identifying their car registration about the CCTV images of the restaurant.
“We are committed to offering a hospitable and safe space for our guests and staff and will continue to work proactively to maintain these standards.”
