An Aussie who became the target of an online bullying campaign after she opened a sushi restaurant in New York City has enjoyed a boom in business, with a telling sign placed outside her store window.
Alex Mark was labelled a “coloniser” and accused of “cultural appropriation” by US chef Eric River after she quit her job as a corporate lawyer to open the Sushi Counter and sell ‘Australian-style’ sushi earlier this month.
Now, in a fortunate twist, Mr Mac has revealed when he later visited the restaurant to show his support, he discovered all the sushi had sold out. TikToker Jack Mac revealed Ms Marks had sold out of sushi when he visited the store. Picture: TikTok@jackmacbarstoolIn his prior video, Mr Mac pointed out that the internet tried to cancel Ms Marks “because they deemed her opening a sushi restaurant is cultural appropriation”.
“It’s hard enough making money in the restaurant business, let’s not pick on each other, let’s just be nice to each other,” he said on TikTok.Others also came to Ms Marks defence and pointed out the hypocrisy of Mr Rivera’s comments. Picture: TikTok@chefmarcmurphy
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