SF Boba Shop Shares Shocking Hate-Filled Online Order

The owner of an Asian-owned snack restaurant in San Francisco was left speechless after receiving an online order filled with racial slurs.

What happened: The order was sent to STIX, an Asian bubble tea, Korean-style corn dogs and snacks restaurant in San Francisco, on the afternoon of July 25, according to ABC7.

Emily Hui, the owner of the store, and her employees were reportedly shocked by the order they received.
The order was filled with racial slurs, including “Ching Chong Ugly A** N****r Stupid F*****g B***h Dumb**s *F*****g Stupid Motherf****r Suck My A** Wit.”
Out of concern for the safety of her employees, Hui canceled the order and refunded the customer.
A man, aged 19 or 20, still showed up to pick up the order, but he was “confused” by what happened.
“We have to take it seriously. We can’t brush it off,” Hui told ABC7 reporter Dion Lim.

Aftermath: Following the incident, the news outlet reached out to ordering platform Square to get answers about the order.

However, Square said, “From an engineering perspective the content was made on the customer end and that it wasn’t a security breach.”
STIX reportedly received a negative review on Google.
The user, who hides behind the handle Sxmzz, left a one-star review on Google detailing how his order was suddenly canceled, but STIX replied that they only canceled one order that day.

Feature Image (left) via @DionLimTV, (right) @stixsf

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