A Japanese bakery in London Chinatown has been attacked.
Kova, which also has stores in Soho and South Kensington, had its Chinatown branch vandalised on Sunday at 3:34am.
The patisserie posted on Instagram about how the attacker splashed paint across the store front.
“As some of you may have known, our Chinatown boutique was attacked at 3:34am on Sunday 21/02/2021,” Kova’s Instagram post reads.
“It wasn’t a random attack, the suspect came fully prepared and splashed the shopfront with black paint.”
CCTV footage showed the perpetrator with a paint bucket but their face was covered by a mask.
Kova’s owners are offering £2,000 for information leading to an arrest.
“If you have any information about this incident, please contact us on admin@kovapatisserie.com. We pay cash rewards of up to £2,000, if the information you give to us leads to one or more people being arrested and charged; or it’s of significant use to law enforcement agencies.”
In other news, a British sign company has come under fire for posting a racist advert.
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