A restaurant owner in South Korea cancels a reservation for 100 people just three hours before the event: ”I'm overwhelmed with anger”

It was discovered that the Namyangju City Disabled Sports Association had reserved food for 100 people at a restaurant, but suddenly canceled it three hours before the appointed time.
According to JTBC on the 1st, Mr. A, who runs a restaurant in Gyeonggi-do, received a request from the Namyangju City Disabled Sports Association in March this year to see if he could accommodate 100 people and if he could provide a menu.
After that, the people in charge visited A's restaurant to check it out and made a reservation for 100 people's table and food on April 26th. The total amount was about 2.5 million won (about 28 million yen).
However, on the day of the reservation, the members of the sports club suddenly showed up a few hours before the time they were supposed to visit the cafeteria and began making various demands.
He said the event was to be attended by a delegation from the mayor of Namyangju city, and commented, "Will people be able to eat while facing away from others?" and "We will have to rearrange the tables and partitions."
Mr. A, who had not received such a request in advance, said, "There is no inconvenience in sitting as it is without changing the table or partition.
"I'm sorry," he said, "Someone from the Association for the Disabled came here before, and they ate there without any problems." The people involved left the restaurant, but a few hours later, Mr. A received a call from the person in charge saying, "We've received a reservation call from the restaurant manager.
The reason was that they had not changed the seat. A asked the person in charge what would happen to the food that had been prepared, but was told that they could not offer compensation.
A said, "I wanted to hear more details, so I went to meet him in person and left my contact information, but I haven't heard back yet," and "I was so angry that I threw away the food I had prepared."
In relation to this, the Namyangju City Disabled Athletes Association told JTBC, "We will visit the restaurant owner on the 2nd to find a solution."