”Would it be a nuisance if an adult woman ordered pork cutlet for children?”...Netizens are critical - South Korea

In South Korea, a story about an adult woman in her 30s who tried to order a children's menu that was half the price of the adult menu and was refused has become a hot topic.
On the 26th, a comment was posted on the online community Nate asking, ``Is it annoying if an adult orders a child's menu?''
Toru's text was posted. On the 25th, the author reported on an incident at a pork cutlet specialty store near his home and asked for the opinions of netizens.
The woman told the manager, ``I'm a small eater, so when I ordered the adult size tonkatsu, it was too much and I could only eat half of it.
"If I leave it behind, it becomes garbage, and it would be a waste to throw it away, so there's no point taking the leftovers with me, so I'd like to order some tonkatsu for children."
Then the store manager said, ``There is little profit in children's products because they are literally for children.
"Since it is served as a biscuit menu, we cannot offer children's meals to adults," he said. The price of pork cutlet at this store is 12,000 won (approximately 1,344 yen), and the price of pork cutlet for children is 6,000 won.
It was Won (approximately 672 yen). The woman repeatedly asked, ``I really don't eat much.'' In response, the store manager refused again, and the woman said, ``In that case, I'll give up.''
'' and left the store. The woman asked, ``In a situation like this, should we offer children's tonkatsu to customers who eat less?
I'm curious about other people's opinions," he concluded the article.
Netizens who learned about this situation said, ``I'm shocked that someone came alone and said, ``I want to eat this,'' even though the menu was meant for families who brought their children,'' and ``Even though I went to the buffet...
``Are you saying, ``You're paying the child price?'''' and ``If you can't eat it all at once, it's right to take the leftovers home.''