Sydney Restaurant Forced to Censor 'Risque' Fortune Cookies After Factory Blunder
A Sydney restaurant owner has been ordered to censor her humorous fortune cookies after a factory mix-up led to some 'offensive' messages being included. Nahji Chu, owner of popular Vietnamese restaurant Lady Chu, has been selling the gag fortune cookies as a novelty item. However, the unexpected content has raised eyebrows, prompting calls for censorship. The incident highlights the importance of quality control in food packaging, particularly when it comes to novelty items like custom fortune cookies. With the rise of experiential dining, restaurants are looking for unique ways to engage customers, including using creative packaging and food labeling. Popular keywords like 'food safety' and 'restaurant marketing' are also relevant to this story.