Japanese Restaurant Owner Offers Rs 58,000 To Track Down Customers Over Bad Review

The proprietor of TOYOJIRO, a extremely rated ramen restaurant, reacted strongly after receiving the detrimental overview. Frustrated, he took to Instagram and posted images of the purchasers, providing a money reward of 100,000 yen (roughly Rs 58,000) per individual to anybody who may determine them, in line with the New York Post.

In a now-deleted put up, the restaurant proprietor wrote, “I saw your post, and you seem a bit weird. We try not to treat people like you as customers, so it is fine. But you should probably avoid eating out. Someday, someone like you will get screwed. I do not care – just come directly, and I will deal with you.”

On his Instagram Story, he added, “The only thing he can do is come back, eat again, and write a good review with a photo. I told him I would not forgive him otherwise – not even for the safety of his family. If he does that, he will be killed right away. This kid is so scared.”

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Social media customers criticised the put up, calling it extremely aggressive. The restaurant proprietor later apologised for his response and threats. “I know there are pros and cons. For an act that went too far, I am reflecting on this. I am looking forward to reflecting and moving forward. Thank you,” he wrote.

The restaurant additionally issued an apology in one other Instagram put up, which was later deleted. “Our restaurant, which achieved champion standing on Japan’s largest ramen site, Ramen Database, just one month after opening, deeply regrets the recent incident we have caused… this incident has resulted in a shameful outcome for us. We are committed to transforming ourselves and becoming a ramen restaurant that is truly supported by customers from around the world.”