Cheung Chau Windsurfing Centre — Local services in Hong Kong

A bad racist experience at this cafe (a self-imposed white-supremacy racist cafe host).

On Nov 5, 2017 (Sunday), shortly before 3pm we arrived at this cafe and we wanted a two-seat table by the fence. The young male host, a local HK Chinese, warned us in Cantonese that the wait could be long. I didn't have a problem with it. Almost half an hour later a table by the fence became available and we were about to walk over, but suddenly an older western gentlemen arrived at the cafe and nonchalantly sat down at that table. I pointed it out to the host and to my surprise his response in Cantonese was "Oh, he is a regular and he will sit there. Well, we have this table here now and you guys can have it......." The table he is offering us is on the opposite side of the fence and right at the entrance of the cafe which can get rowdy with people going in and out or waiting for a table. We took our business elsewhere.

I am a Chinese who have spent half of my life in Hong Kong and the other half in the United States. I am still saddened that even til today there are still this kind of self-imposed white-supremacy racists in Hong Kong, especially the younger generation.

I can't tell you to boycott this place even though that's exactly what I am going to do. If you are a victim of similar racist situations, think about if you want to reward this kind of business with your hard-earned money. However, if you are a Donald Trump supporter, you will definitely...

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