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Asian restaurant vandalized with racist graffiti after owner speaks out about Texas ending mask mandate Noodle Trees outdoor windows were covered in racist graffiti. (Source: TYLER PRINCE) By CHRISTOPHER BRITO | CBS News | March 17, 2021 at 12:34 PM EDT - Updated March 17 at 12:34 PM (CBS News) - On Sunday morning, Mike Nguyen got a text alerting him that his Texas restaurant was spray-painted in red with racist messages. When he arrived at Noodle Tree in San Antonio, he told CBS News, he...

Texas restaurant covered in racist graffiti after owner continues requiring masks ShaCamree Gowdy FacebookTwitterEmail A Texas restaurant owner publicly opposed Governor Greg Abbotts decision to lift the state mask mandate — and his place of business suffered for it. Mike Nguyen, owner of The Noodle Tree ramen restaurant in San Antonio, called the governors decision "selfish" during a CNN interview. "I will say that the governor doesnt have us Texans [best] interest at play at this point," sa...

The graffiti appeared days after the restaurant's owner appeared on CNN to oppose Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to lift the state's mask mandate.

Some of the graffiti said: "Go back 2 China," "No masks," "Kung Flu" and "Hope U Die."

After Noodle Tree Vandalized, San Antonians Show Up To Support The Restaurant   Published: March 15, 2021 The Noodle Tree restaurant on UTSA Boulevard was vandalized yesterday, Sunday, March 14. Pictures of the incident showed the store’s front doors, windows and outdoor benches marked with racist and hateful slurs in red paint. “Go back 2 China,” one message read. “Ramen Noodle Flu,” said another. Mike Nguyen, the chef and owner of the Noodle Tree, was interviewed on CNN last Wednes...