Barcelona Gaudi

My boyfriend and I went to this restaurant (we're both Europeans). I needed to visit the restroom and my boyfriend was alone in the room, the waitress approached him: "Sir, is this your girlfriend? " He said yes. She went on "Sir why don't you have a Thai girlfriend? ". My Boyfriend told me about this 'conversation' after we left the place. I found it very-very inappropriate, disrespectful & unprofessional. How can anyone question a person'd choice? Especially in a restaurant when she is the waitress and her job is to serve food and make sure the guests are enjoying the food and the atmosphere.
Btw, the food was okay, nothing special.
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To continue after having read the owner's reply (on 2 December)
I really appreciate that you as the owner took the time and provided such a detailed explanation.
I asked my boyfriend, he said the waiter did not say anything about my look so please do not write anything down if you cannot prove. It just makes the situation worse. We have been living in BKK for 2 years, everyone knows that (generally speaking) Thai women 1) wish for a white boyfriend/husband and 2) are jealous of the white skin. This situation was not about entertaining my boyfriend or expressing their like on my physical appearance. We both appreciate your kind offer but there is very little chance for us to go back. Please, yes, train your staff. They should know that some topics are sensitive and someone's private choice (especially regarding their partner) is not a subject of a conversation.

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Good atmosphere and relation quality/price.
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Food price are really good. Food itself is ok.
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