Hot Topic on the Internet｜Mainland female helper is in trouble at two well-known Hong Kong roast goose restaurants: she will never eat it again!

Hong Kong has always been hailed as a food paradise, all because you can find any cuisine in Hong Kong, and most of the prices range from affordable to expensive, so you can choose from. However, sometimes well-known restaurants may not be liked by everyone, and sometimes it is easier to ruin your reputation due to trivial matters. Earlier, a mainland woman posted an article saying that when she traveled to Hong Kong, she went out of her way to visit a well-known roast goose restaurant in Central. Unexpectedly, when she entered, she found that not only was it not what she expected, but it was also listed as one of two major restaurants. Will never visit again! The victim’s post aroused heated discussions among a large number of netizens. Many mainland netizens said they had the same experience, and even angrily accused the owner of this store of “specializing in mainlanders”!

A mainland woman helped a roast goose restaurant in Central and later posted a disappointed message

There are many restaurants in Hong Kong that are very popular with outsiders. Sometimes when passing by these popular check-in places during meal time, it is not difficult to see long queues of people outside the restaurants. However, not all Internet celebrity restaurants are as delicious and cost-effective as what is said online. Earlier, a mainland woman posted a post on the social platform Wei, pointing out that when she was traveling to Hong Kong, she made a special trip to patronize the popular barbecue restaurant “Yile Roast Goose” in Central. I should have been satisfied after finally having the meal I had been craving for at the restaurant, but the victim posted a post saying that he was very disappointed. He even posted a warning to other diners to “avoid lightning” because of this.

Column 2 is a large and medium-sized dish with almost no meat?

The victim posted pictures and texts on social platforms, pointing out that she ordered the signature roast goose rice that day. Unexpectedly, when the dish was served, she discovered that the roast goose she was assigned was basically all “goose necks” and “leftovers”. She also pointed out that other people present The diners’ roast goose rice had roast goose arranged very neatly, but only her plate was very scattered and chaotic. The victim said that because there was no meat, she “couldn’t eat it at all”, so she offered to change it. However, the store replied that “many people like to eat this part”, and both the food and the attitude of the store staff were unacceptable to her. .

Netizens who threatened to never patronize the store in the future said: “Eh, only mainlanders!”

In addition to the above two major accusations, the victim even claimed that the reason why she was treated like this was because the store staff had a “very poor attitude toward speaking Mandarin.” She couldn’t help but suspect that she had to eat meatless roast goose because of being discriminated against. The victim’s post sparked heated discussions among a large number of netizens. A large number of netizens pointed out that they had had similar experiences, “I went there twice many years ago and never went back again.” Some Hong Kong netizens said, “I also have a very bad attitude towards Hong Kong locals. It’s not about speaking Mandarin.” Some netizens revealed that the owner of Yile Roast Goose is also a mainlander, but he “specializes in talking about mainlanders.” They couldn’t help but angrily criticized “it’s too much.”

The original article was published on AM730