Customer Leaves $500 Tip at Vietnamese Restaurant Repeatedly Targeted by Vandals
(Inside Edition): A relative of the restaurant’s owner said the Vietnamese restaurant had been the frequent target of vandals who smashed the storefront windows.
The customer ordered vegetable curry, cassava fries and a soup of tofu and vegetables. The bill came to $34.64, including tax.
For that meal, at a California Vietnamese restaurant repeatedly targeted by vandals who smashed the glass storefront, the patron left a $500 tip, drawing a heart on the receipt and writing, “to help with the broken window.”
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That monumental monetary act of random kindness struck the heart of the owner’s niece, who took to Twitter and posted a photo of the receipt.
“Recently, my uncle’s restaurant has been victim to a string of vandalism. Every time he fixes the window, it’s only a matter of days before it’s broken again,” wrote user CaroWyn. “A few nights ago a patron left this note. Faith in humanity restored.”
The popular Sacramento eatery Tây Giang opened in 2015 in the city’s Little Saigon district.