A Japanese chain sushi restaurant chain was spoofed by customers a few days ago, and the video was even posted on the short video platform Douyin. In this regard, a well-known restaurant in Kaohsiung opened the first shot in Taiwan, announcing that any Douyin filming and Internet celebrities are prohibited from entering to prevent similar situations from happening.
Japan’s Twitter recently went viral on a scene of “confusing behavior” (confusing in Japanese means confusing, embarrassing, etc.) at a Sushiro branch. It can be seen that a male customer first picked up a soy sauce bottle and licked the mouth of the bottle, and then licked it from a teacup. Pick up a teacup at the place where it was placed, put it back to its original position after licking the rim of the teacup, and finally wipe the saliva on the sushi turntable. As a result, the stock price of the “Sushiro” operator plummeted by nearly 5% in just one day, and its market value once evaporated by about 16.8 billion yen (about NT$3.87783 billion).
In this regard, the well-known restaurant “Fisher Canteen” in Kaohsiung fired the first shot. On the 7th, it announced in a Facebook post that a customer went to a large chain restaurant to lick public tableware in an unhygienic way and also filmed Douyin, so Specially printed 300 stickers to give to all good friends, and announced that starting from the 7th, any TikTok shooting and TikTok internet celebrities will be prohibited in the store to avoid “chaotic licking”.
After the news of the restaurant operator in Kaohsiung came out, it aroused heated discussions among netizens. The restaurant even printed a “Download Douyin on mobile phone, no entry” sticker on the door. Some netizens also questioned whether the operator should check the customer’s mobile phone, and whether other social platforms should follow suit , and other supporters want to ask for stickers to stick in the store.
