The Joy City Sushi Lang branch in Haidian, Beijing, was accused of letting their children urinate at the dining table but the clerk failed to stop them.
Quick Look
- An incident occurred at the Joy City Sushi Lang branch in Haidian, Beijing, where a customer allowed a child to use a plastic cup to catch urine at the dining table.
- The parent did not take the child to the bathroom, and the store clerk passed by the store many times without stopping him.
- Afterwards, the store refunded the child in full and quarantined the area.
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Why It Matters
Beijing Haidian Joy City Sushilang branch is the chain conveyor belt sushi brand's store in China. It has recently caused controversy due to customers' uncivilized behavior.
A branch of Joy City Sushi Lang in Haidian, Beijing, was accused of a parent letting his child use a plastic cup to catch his urine, but the store clerk turned a blind eye as he passed by. (Picture reproduced from X)
A chain conveyor belt sushi brand "Sushilang" located in a store in Haidian District, Beijing, China, recently experienced the absurd behavior of a customer openly peeing a young child on the dining sofa. What made the customers at the next table even more angry was that the on-site clerk walked by several times without making a sound to stop him. The incident caused an uproar when it was exposed on the Internet.
According to comprehensive Chinese media reports, the incident began on the evening of the 3rd at Beijing's Joy City Sushiro branch in Haidian. A female customer surnamed Wang posted a complaint saying that a boy at the next table stood directly on the sofa to urinate. However, the parents not only did not take the child to the mall restroom, but calmly took out the finished disposable plastic cup and urinated at the table. During the period, the boy even shouted "Who wants to drink lemonade (juice)". The princess pointed out that during the incident, store employees passed by at least twice, but they turned a blind eye and did not dissuade her the entire time.
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The scene in front of them made the princess and her friends feel nauseated and lost all their appetite, and they immediately protested to the store. However, the store is currently only offering a full refund and temporarily enclosing the dining area with partitions.
As the controversy continued to rage, the store involved confirmed the incident today (the 4th) and responded that it had immediately carried out a comprehensive and in-depth cleanup of the booth and its surrounding environment. All tableware in the involved area had also been scrapped and destroyed. The Beijing Haidian District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau later confirmed that it had received the notification and had sent personnel to the store to conduct on-site inspections.
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Open Questions
- Will the parent be held legally responsible?
- Will Sushi Lang strengthen employee training to prevent similar incidents from happening again?
- When will the Market Supervision Administration’s investigation results be announced?
