I spent money at a restaurant, ordered and paid, and turned around to get to my seat

According to you, the hotel bears the primary liability.

Compensation costs include:

Medical expenses, lost work expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, hospital meal allowances, necessary nutrition expenses, living expenses of dependents, moral compensation, and necessary rehabilitation expenses, nursing expenses, and follow-up treatment expenses actually incurred due to rehabilitation care and continued treatment.

When the ground is slippery, the restaurant should take active and effective preventive measures, even if the hotel clearly reminds the guest to slip and be injured if he slips carefully, or there is a sign, but the customer falls down while dining in the restaurant's business premises, the hotel has a statutory obligation to protect the personal safety of consumers in its business premises, and the reminder can reduce the liability, but cannot be exempted, in this case, the restaurant shall bear 70% of the responsibility.

This result is something that everyone does not want to see, but since there is a problem, then we have to take it seriously. Method: Go directly to the restaurant owner and see what he does, and if you can go private, then ask for a suitable price.

If not, then we have no choice but to go through the judicial process through the law in order to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests.

I hope you will be reasonably compensated soon.