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Binley Mega Chippy – Mystery as fish shop becomes sensation in days with customers from AUSTRALIA

A FISH and chips shop has become an overnight sensation with customers travelling from as far as AUSTRALIA to the West Midlands for a takeaway.

Binley Mega Chippy in Coventry has boomed in the last few days thanks to an online viral jingle - leaving chip shop staff and its owner completely baffled.

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Students and teens have travelled to have a taste of the food at Binley Mega Chippy after a jingle went viral onlineCredit: SWNS
Customers visited the shop from all parts of the UK to see the viral TikTok takeawayCredit: SWNS

Hordes of cult followers have shown up at the takeaway - some travelling miles and wearing fan t-shirts - in a bid to see the iconic shop in real life.

People flying in from Portugal and Australia also stopped off at Binley Mega Chippy to try their fish, chips and mushy peas after seeing waves of videos about it online.

Thought to be caused by locals who love the shop, the internet craze has caused hundreds of people to queue outside just to take a picture by the takeaway's sign.

An account named welovebinleymegachippy popped up on TikTok - and shared a jingle in appreciation of the chip shop - which then went viral.

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As a result videos of the Coventry takeaway shop have become a massive success - with clips dedicated to the chippy gaining millions of views.

Since then, the shop's been featured in stunning reviews and has spawned numerous parody accounts, memes, and comedy clips.

Keen punters have filled the streets around the chippy to grab their £4.99 'Morbius Meal' - fish and chips, mushy peas and a can of fizzy drink - after it went viral instantly.

Dozens of teens were seen taking pictures under the iconic red and yellow sign - keen to show off to pals that they've visited the local spot.

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Bemused Kamal Gandhi, the shop’s owner, said: "I have no idea what happened.

"Thursday it started to get busy, and I noticed people out the front taking pictures.

"I was just like, ‘What are people doing?’ We assume someone local who likes the food has made the song and it’s just gone viral.”

Gandhi, who bought the shop eight months ago, said that he doesn't even have a Twitter or TikTok account for the chippy.

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