![]() Paper Crane Sushi, which the business said is Korean-owned, said the incident has triggered threats and racially-motivated harassment, and as such the owners have turned comments off on their social media pages. “We’re also taking time to address language barriers and make sure our words have the appropriate meaning.” The post went on to say the business owners have discussed the incident with their staff members and have “looked closely” at how they speak to customers. “We sincerely apologize for any comments that may have caused a negative experience … Many of our staff speak English as a second language, but we hope you know it was never the intention of staff to make you (or anyone) feel judged at our restaurant,” Paper Crane Sushi wrote in a post to Instagram. In response to the incident, the business owner issued a lengthy apology to Mauro and her friend, and said something during the interaction may have been lost in translation. ![]() Paper Crane Sushi, which Mauro identified as the business, did not respond to CTV News Toronto’s request for comment. Now, I’m looking back on this whole interaction and I’m like, ‘That was mortifying,’” Mauro said. The pair decided to stay and try and enjoy their meal, but said they could see the chef from their table laughing at them. Move to this table.’” Cassandra Mauro says she was shamed for the size of her order at a sushi restaurant in King City in a review posted to social media that’s gone viral. Then, according to Mauro, the manager of the a la carte King City restaurant came to their table and said, “Hungry?” Mauro said after their order was placed, the server scoffed at them. We ordered three apps and two rolls and also we’re starving,” she said. “Is it? Is it too much food?’ We didn’t order that much. That’s it,” Mauro recalls the server telling the pair as they placed their order. Get the latest local updates right to your inbox.Download our app to get local alerts on your device.In a TikTok video posted this week about the April 28 incident, Cassandra Mauro said she and a friend were famished after working out at the gym and went to get some sushi late last month. A Toronto woman says she was shamed for the size of her order at a sushi restaurant north of the city in a scathing review posted to social media that’s been viewed more than 1.4 million times.
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