‘What’s happening?’: Line stuns cafe owner

News.com.au - 16/04
A Sydney patisserie is struggling to keep up with demand after going viral on the Chinese version of TikTok.

A Sydney patisserie is struggling to keep up with demand after going viral on the Chinese version of TikTok.

“We used to do about 100 cakes a week,” Paul Adam, the owner of Du Plessy Pralin & Otello Chocolates Patisserie, told news.com.au’s podcast, From the Newsroom. “Now we’re doing around 150 cakes a day, and we can’t do more than that.”

The boom in business is all thanks to a Chinese content creator named Max who posts under the handle @AustralianShopping on the social media platform, Douyen.

In December last year, Max posted a video online about ...
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