Chef Miki Nozawa, well know for his Japanese-Italian fusion food, was killed on the German holiday island of Sylt over a meal of fried noodles. Two unsatisfied customers got revenge on the chef after their meal at Nozawa's restaurant.

The chef had prepared fried noodles with vegetables and beef for the two customers. However, when they received the dish the pair complained that it was not to their satisfaction and they demanded a complete refund and refused to pay, eventually walking out without paying.

That appeared to be the end of the incident, however, later that night the Japanese chef met the pair again at a local table dancing bar, and their argument continued and escalated physically, turning brutally violent.

A fight ensued and the chef was said to have taken a blow to the head. He was rushed to the hospital and according to local reports, suffered brain injuries and internal bleeding.

Despite the medical team's best efforts, the 57-year-old chef died from his injuries. An autopsy is now being conducting to determine the exact cause of death.

Two suspects aged 36 and 50, reportedly skilled workers, are still at large. Police are investigating their whereabouts.  It is still unknown whether the men are locals, tourists, or if they were working on the island.  

The German island of Sylt is a famous vacation spot for jet setters and celebrities worldwide. Sylt is a unique part of Germany, since it is part of the Frisian Islands. It has its own dialect, Söl'ring, which is the indigenous speech of Sylt.