Paradox Resort Phuket

Great food great romes.sup au king is kindness

I rarely leave reviews of this nature, but the treatment my friend and I received at this restaurant deserves to be recorded publicly. I am disabled. I have ADHD and autism as well as diabetes, and yet rather than being treated with the basic patience, dignity and courtesy that any customer should reasonably expect, I was treated with hostility and rudeness, insulted, and ultimately asked to leave. As if that were not disturbing enough, the incident also included homophobic abuse directed towards me. There is a considerable difference between poor service and the deliberate humiliation of a customer. A forgotten order or a long wait can often be understood and ultimately forgiven. Treating a disabled person with contempt because their needs or behaviour are inconvenient to you is something else entirely. Adding homophobic abuse takes the experience from merely unpleasant to utterly disgraceful. Hospitality is, fundamentally, the business of welcoming people. You do not demonstrate hospitality only by being pleasant to customers you find easy, familiar or convenient. The true measure of a business—and of the people representing it—is often how they behave towards someone who may need a little more understanding. By that measure, my experience of this restaurant was appalling. I would strongly encourage disabled and LGBTQ+ travellers, and indeed anyone who believes customers should be treated with basic human dignity, to consider my experience before deciding whether this is an establishment they wish to support. Thailand is rightly renowned around the world for its hospitality. It is therefore particularly unfortunate to encounter a business that provided such a striking example of its opposite. I certainly will not return, and I could not in good conscience recommend that others visit.

Sup，Au，King is a very person. We have a great experience！