”Right and left in Soondubu?” Restaurant caught in review terrorism = South Korea

As the outcome of South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl's impeachment trial is delayed, a "blacklist" of restaurants near the Constitutional Court has appeared online. The list, created by internet users,
The list was created by guessing the political leanings of restaurant owners, and in the case of "right-wing restaurants" that oppose President Yoon's impeachment, they will be placed on the consumption recommendation list, while "left-wing restaurants" that support the impeachment will be boycotted.
On the 20th, dozens of lists of places labeled "right-wing restaurants" and "pro-impeachment restaurants" were circulating online. Restaurants classified as "definitely right-wing" are those whose owners are pro-impeachment.
They recommend stores as those that supported customers who attended the anti-rally, and "right-wing" stores as being favorable to the right wing but not overtly expressing their political leanings.
A map showing the exact locations of the "pro-impeachment restaurants" was even shared.
He is presumed to be a "leftist" because he participated in demonstrations and made abusive remarks toward anti-impeachment demonstrators, and a boycott campaign has been launched.
One restaurant, also known as the "Leftist Restaurant," posted an online
Kakao Map Review allows you to leave a review without visiting the restaurant, and this restaurant has received one star along with comments such as "Taste in favor of impeachment" and "North Korea's hamburger".
On that day, the owner of the restaurant in front of the Constitutional Court, which was called a "right-wing restaurant," said in an interview with JTBC, "I don't want to call my restaurant a right-wing restaurant.
"Where are the right wing and the left wing in Sundubu?" he asked in response.