Two restaurants in the outer Sunset District were targeted by burglars last week on the same night and the business owners are scrambling to get back up and running.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The owner of Chinese-Vietnamese restaurant Thai Nghiep Ky Mi Gia on Noriega Street in San Francisco's Sunset District found her front glass door shattered early Friday morning, Apr. 14.First, they went for the cash register which had some small bills and coins and, after scoping out the place, they took off with a Buddha and jade statue meant to bring good luck and prosperity.
On Sunday, they were trying to configure a newly purchased cash register. The glass will cost about $600 to replace. That same night another small business, Cafe Bakery, one block away on Noriega Street, was hit in a similar fashion. San Francisco supervisor Joel Engardio tweeted"THIS is the crime we must stay focused on. Two businesses hit in the Sunset last night. Thanks SFPD for a prompt response ... This is why residents feel unsafe."
THIS is the crime we must stay focused on. Two businesses hit in the Sunset last night. Thanks SFPD for a prompt response. Kit Lam from my staff was on scene speaking Cantonese with the owners. Cash stolen and cultural decorations smashed. This is why residents feel unsafe. 1/4
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