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A Chinese restaurant in Foster City is sparking debate by enforcing strict child behavior rules — no running, no noise, and kids must stay seated — with parents on the hook for damages. Real cases include $50 for a knocked-over teacup, $300 for a broken credit card machine, and $100+ for table damage. Owner You You Xue insists it’s not about profit but preserving a respectful dining experience for all, avoiding staff having to police kids. While some say businesses should absorb costs, many community members back Xue, calling it a long-overdue stance. He welcomes the conversation and stresses the goal: treat the restaurant like your own home. The policy’s working — no major incidents since rollout — and Xue sees it as a positive model for the industry.

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