Ghost Investigators Claim Paranormal Activity At Berlin Eatery

BERLIN, CT - A local restaurant owner recently reached out to paranormal investigators who confirmed that the space is haunted, according to The New Haven Register. Sarah Tigrett, owner popular Berlin restaurant Ramen-Ya at 1128 Farmington Ave., said that she works at the restaurant long into the night and often felt she wasn't alone, The Meriden Record-Journal reported.

Then she began seeing strange activity on the restaurant's surveillance cameras overnight. Once, a mallet seemingly flew across the room. In a video posted online, it appears a bag of flour moves on its own.

Employees also said they have sensed a paranormal presence in the space, according to the Record-Journal.

CT Spirit Investigators & Researchers looked into Tigrett's claims. They confirmed that a friendly ghost named "Ben" is active at the restaurant, according to The Register.

CT Spirit Investigators & Researchers live streamed the investigation on Facebook. They described the location as "very haunted" and that the ghost there was "very interactive."

"The spirit there was very willing to communicate and interact with us!!" a Facebook post from the group read.

The organization's investigator said that "Ben" was a former factory worker in his early 20s, the Record-Journal reported.

On the restaurant's Facebook page, one user said the ghost got it right: "when im dead im gonna haunt a ramen shop too. thats the best!"