依家就係要你接受埋唔識講廣東話，唔識正體字嘅餐廳
香港人！九流當當50 best HK Bar 原來唔鍾意香港人
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成間staff係外國人嘅香港餐廳有好多，餐廳冇人識睇識講中文大家都由細到大見唔少所以唔知點解會接受左「就係咁」
依家就係要你接受埋唔識講廣東話，唔識正體字嘅餐廳香港人！九流
依家就係要你接受埋唔識講廣東話，唔識正體字嘅餐廳
香港人！九流最好笑係有班儍鳩用英文幫間餐廳辯護
英國Chinatown 啲staff 都要識英文去serve local, 憑咩佢哋嚟香港做生意唔識廣東話去serve local
撚知咩不過而家知啦，唔使幫襯
唔知tap house執左未呢？
Don Don Don Donki Don Don Donki
扮唔識中文 俾人斷正
真係 我本身都唔知
唔特登search真係唔會知
tap house 係好野？
唔特登search真係唔會知
tap house 係好野？
點知有個巴打用簡體字 間餐廳就覆
班傻鳩柒到仆街
班傻鳩柒到仆街
轉場Google map 啦
我見newest好多一星 但好似冇reflect出黎
btw
當當
堂堂下話
當當
堂堂下話
僅僅因為客人用繁體字而唔提供服務絕對係歧視嚟
條友出世嗰陣個腦肯撚定留咗喺佢老母個閪度
條友出世嗰陣個腦肯撚定留咗喺佢老母個閪度
歧視廣東話同繁體中文，屌你老母垃圾餐廳
Racist 擺明歧視
麻煩大家去google留負評
麻煩大家去google留負評
除咗連登
大家都可以用google 評分留言
大家都可以用google 評分留言
寫信比選佢間雜誌社
info.hk@timeout.com
editor.hk@timeout.com
*To the Editors of Time Out,*
I’m writing to express deep disappointment regarding your recent selection of a Hong Kong bar that serves only English-speaking patrons while actively refusing to communicate with Cantonese speakers. This practice is not only exclusionary—it reflects a troubling form of linguistic discrimination in a city where Cantonese is the cultural and linguistic heartbeat.
As a publication known for curating and spotlighting inclusive experiences, I find it alarming that such a venue would be featured without acknowledging its discriminatory conduct. By showcasing this establishment, Time Out risks endorsing behavior that undermines the dignity of local communities and perpetuates the marginalization of non-English speakers.
Are you aware of this bar’s refusal to communicate with Cantonese-speaking customers? And does Time Out condone the idea that language should be a gatekeeping tool in hospitality?
Hong Kong deserves better—from its businesses and from the platforms that shape its cultural narrative. I urge you to reconsider your coverage and uphold values that reflect genuine inclusivity, not linguistic elitism.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
info.hk@timeout.com
editor.hk@timeout.com
*To the Editors of Time Out,*
I’m writing to express deep disappointment regarding your recent selection of a Hong Kong bar that serves only English-speaking patrons while actively refusing to communicate with Cantonese speakers. This practice is not only exclusionary—it reflects a troubling form of linguistic discrimination in a city where Cantonese is the cultural and linguistic heartbeat.
As a publication known for curating and spotlighting inclusive experiences, I find it alarming that such a venue would be featured without acknowledging its discriminatory conduct. By showcasing this establishment, Time Out risks endorsing behavior that undermines the dignity of local communities and perpetuates the marginalization of non-English speakers.
Are you aware of this bar’s refusal to communicate with Cantonese-speaking customers? And does Time Out condone the idea that language should be a gatekeeping tool in hospitality?
Hong Kong deserves better—from its businesses and from the platforms that shape its cultural narrative. I urge you to reconsider your coverage and uphold values that reflect genuine inclusivity, not linguistic elitism.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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I’m appalled to discover a restaurant in this city that *refuses to serve or acknowledge Cantonese-speaking customers*, catering exclusively to English speakers. This isn’t “branding” or “style” — it’s outright exclusion, and it *disrespects the language and identity of the very community this business operates in*.
Cantonese is not just a language. It’s culture. It’s home. For a restaurant in Hong Kong to turn its back on Cantonese speakers is *deeply offensive*, tone-deaf, and a slap in the face to everyone who calls this city theirs.
This kind of *linguistic discrimination deserves to be called out loudly and clearly*. If you believe in fairness, inclusivity, and respect — speak up.
Discrimination has no place in Hong Kong — especially not when it's wrapped in linguistic elitism.
*Hong Kong deserves better.*
#LinguisticDiscrimination #RespectCantonese #NotWelcomeHere #HongKongVoices
I’m appalled to discover a restaurant in this city that *refuses to serve or acknowledge Cantonese-speaking customers*, catering exclusively to English speakers. This isn’t “branding” or “style” — it’s outright exclusion, and it *disrespects the language and identity of the very community this business operates in*.
Cantonese is not just a language. It’s culture. It’s home. For a restaurant in Hong Kong to turn its back on Cantonese speakers is *deeply offensive*, tone-deaf, and a slap in the face to everyone who calls this city theirs.
This kind of *linguistic discrimination deserves to be called out loudly and clearly*. If you believe in fairness, inclusivity, and respect — speak up.
Discrimination has no place in Hong Kong — especially not when it's wrapped in linguistic elitism.
*Hong Kong deserves better.*
#LinguisticDiscrimination #RespectCantonese #NotWelcomeHere #HongKongVoices
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洋文
漢文
洋文
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sorry 我承認我打錯字
笑撚死 你咁揀客同dc9揀唔過海有咩分別？
有無諗過間餐廳係好憎台狗
所以拒絕繁體字預約？？？
所以拒絕繁體字預約？？？
係裝修特別d女鍾意去打卡啫
叫廣東話鬼仔Brendon去依間bar拍一集，應該幾正