Family Sues Raglan Road Irish Pub After Customer Died From Severe Allergic Reaction

According to WESH 2 News, the family of a customer who died of an allergic reaction after eating at Raglan Road Irish Pub is suing the restaurant.

What’s Happening:

  • The family of a doctor who died from an allergic reaction after eating at Raglan Road Irish Pub is suing the restaurant and Disney.
  • Kanokporn Tangsuan was eating at Raglan Road Irish Pub at Disney Springs on October 5, 2023.
  • Tangsuan had a severe allergy to nuts and dairy and was told that her food would be allergy-safe.
  • According to the lawsuit, when the waiter came to the table, she and her husband told them about her allergy.
  • They asked about many different menu items and even talked to the chef, with the waiter confirming that her dish could be made allergen-free.
  • However, some of the plates did not have the allergy-free flag on them, although the waiter allegedly guaranteed that the food was safe.
  • After dinner, Tangsuan went shopping with her mother-in-law. Tangsuan had a difficult time breathing and collapsed on the floor.
  • When 911 was called, they said that she was suffering from an allergic reaction and had self-administered an epi pen.
  • Her mother-in-law could not get in contact with her and went back to the hotel.
  • Someone then answered Tangsuan's phone and recommended going to the hospital right away.
  • According to the lawsuit, “the medical examiner's investigation determined that her cause of death was the result of anaphylaxis due to elevated levels of dairy and nuts in her system.”
  • Note that, although Raglan Road Irish Pub is at Disney Springs, it is not owned by the Walt Disney Company. Like many restaurants at Disney Springs, it is independently owned.

Tricia Kennedy
As a huge Disney fan Tricia enjoys having Walt Disney World basically in her backyard. When she's not at the theme parks she is either playing drums or with her dog Yoda. She is a lifelong Star Wars fan and has ridden Star Tours over 270 times.