Is it legal for a tourist blogger to visit the store to give a bad review and be alerted by the store?

I think the blogger's approach is reasonable. This blogger will tell everyone his true feelings when he goes to every store to eat. His practice can help you find delicious shops during your trip, and also help fans eliminate some bad shops.

First, the shop should be real. Nowadays, online video is extremely popular, so many ordinary people have taken a fancy to the money-making opportunities behind online video and will come up with various ways to make money. Visiting the shops of online celebrities has become a new trend, because now everyone likes to go out and eat some delicious food. I hope watching these videos can help them eliminate some bad shops. Only when there are praises and negatives in the videos of these bloggers can people feel that their videos are real. If their videos are all praise without any denial, it can only make us feel that this blogger is really advertising for others, and the attention will naturally drop a lot. So I think this blogger is right to tell everyone in the video that this store is not very delicious.

Second, there is no deliberate slander. As can be seen from this blogger's video, what he said is his true feelings, and he did not excessively denigrate this shop that ignored buns. He just told his true feelings, and most businesses will correct their mistakes and let more people come to their stores, but I didn't expect Goubuli Baozi to handle this matter in such a public relations way. This blogger has no problem with Goubuli steamed stuffed bun. He just wants to make sure whether this shop is delicious or not, and there is no other meaning. It is more reasonable to do so.

All consumers are entitled to evaluate whether the shops in the country they just consumed are delicious or unpalatable. The blogger just turned his opinion into a video and sent it online, telling everyone that there are some problems in this store. This practice is not illegal, and it can help more netizens save money, so I think it is very reasonable.