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Restaurant Boots Tourists for Being ‘Naked’
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Restaurant Boots Tourists for Being ‘Naked’
Two Chinese tourists allegedly faced discrimination while eating at a popular restaurant in Japan. A Chinese blogger visited the establishment with a friend, and both were kicked out for wearing clothes the owner considered “too revealing.” The tourists were wearing sports vests and loose trousers when they visited Kobe’s Baan Thai Market in August. Upon entering the Thai restaurant, the owner allegedly said, “Summer is over. You don’t need to c…
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