In a lengthy thread about the business owner's apparent culturally "problematic" behavior, classical pianist Sharon Su called on "white allies" to help her take down Lucky Lee's.
"So a new Chinese restaurant is opening up in NYC and while I want SO BADLY to give it the benefit of the doubt, everything I’m finding out about it is making me go YIKES YIKES YIKES," Su complained in a series of tweets posted Monday.
"I’m trying VERY HARD not to make assumptions, but I’d guess that the woman launching this is only used to American-style Chinese food which was crafted with high amounts of fat, sugar, and salt to appeal to American palates (which, btw, is not THAT bad for you!)," she wrote, adding: "I am very doubtful that she is familiar with the many varieties of traditional Chinese cooking. A lot of Chinese cooking philosophy is light-fat/no-sugar/light-salt, with the idea of letting your fresh ingredients shine (this whole 'Chinese, but CLEAN!' idea is so bad)."
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"So a new Chinese restaurant is opening up in NYC and while I want SO BADLY to give it the benefit of the doubt, everything I’m finding out about it is making me go YIKES YIKES YIKES," Su complained in a series of tweets posted Monday.
The pianist continued, mocking Haspel as a "xenophobic American lady" ignorant of Asian "healthy balanced meals."So a new Chinese restaurant is opening up in NYC and while I want SO BADLY to give it the benefit of the doubt, everything I’m finding out about it is making me go YIKES YIKES YIKES
— Sharon Su (@doodlyroses) April 9, 2019
"I’m trying VERY HARD not to make assumptions, but I’d guess that the woman launching this is only used to American-style Chinese food which was crafted with high amounts of fat, sugar, and salt to appeal to American palates (which, btw, is not THAT bad for you!)," she wrote, adding: "I am very doubtful that she is familiar with the many varieties of traditional Chinese cooking. A lot of Chinese cooking philosophy is light-fat/no-sugar/light-salt, with the idea of letting your fresh ingredients shine (this whole 'Chinese, but CLEAN!' idea is so bad)."
https://www.dailywire.com/news/4575...ale-entrepreneur-opening-amanda-prestigiacomo