Asians In A German Restaurant.
You know, generally I don’t ever expect for the owner of a restaurant to ever come to my table and greet me. The only people I expect would be the waiter, that’s about it.
Yesterday, my boyfriend and I went to Disneyland, and on our way there, we saw this German Restaurant. We decided to stop there for an early dinner. It was a cute little restaurant. But first thing you noticed as you are being seated… everyone was white. Now, just for those that might have forgotten… I am half white and half asian. And as you already know, I look more asian… Anyway, here we were, two asian men, in a restaurant full of white guests… The fact that everyone was white didn’t bother us. I mean, we did go there for the food.
Everything seemed normal, the waiter came to our table to take our orders, then brought us our drinks and bread before our meal. Very normal right? Anywho, as time when on, we saw this nice old lady. We then noticed how she was greeting two tables and we realized she was the owner. I was very impressed… I mean, you don’t see the owners greeting the guests that often. She was so nice, thanking the guest for coming to the restaurant and all. I was honestly pretty excited, and was waiting for her to greet our table. I know it’s a silly thing to be excited about. But if you don’t know… I have been in the states for 13 years now. I moved back from Germany in 2005. I can’t honestly think of any time I went to a German Restaurant.
So, as I waited, I was thinking about a few things I could possibly tell her… Ya know… I mean I was a bit excited…
But she never came to our table. At that time, I was thinking... “Hmm, she must be busy doing work stuff.” Time went on, and we continued to eat our food. The lady passed by our table a few times, only gave me eye contact once, but no hello. More time went on, and you could hear her talking to tables and all. New guests arrived, white guests… I might add… and guess what happened… She went over and greeted them too. You could over hear them talking about German stuff. Yet she never came to our table.
We then realized why she wasn’t coming to our table.
That’s the only difference between us and the other guests. There were families, couples, etc… but everyone was white.
Who knows… maybe we are over thinking this… But honestly, what else could it be?
Why did everyone get the warm greetings, and we didn’t even get a hello?
We didn’t even get a goodbye. I purposely exited the restaurant slow, so she can see us from the front desk… But we didn’t get a goodbye.
Going into the restaurant, I didn’t expect the owner to do such a thing, but after seeing her do it to everyone, except us… It makes you feel left out.
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