S15 - City Sushi

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South Park - Season 15 - Episode 1506 - City Sushi

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South Park City Sushi

About this South Park Episode: "City Sushi" is the sixth episode of the fifteenth season of the American animated television series South Park, and the 215th episode of the series overall. "City Sushi" first aired United States on Comedy Central on June 1, 2011.
The episode begins with Butters distributing flyers for a newly opened sushi restaurant, only to have each crumpled up and thrown aside as he goes from one individual to another. He eventually happens along Tuong Lu Kim, the owner of the Chinese restaurant City Wok, and gives him a flyer. Bewildered at the prospect of a competing Asian restaurant, an angered Kim walks outside only to find the new restaurant, City Sushi, has opened next door. He enters the establishment and starts a fight with the owner, a Japanese man named Takiyama. Butters is then sent home by the police for indirectly starting an "Asian turf war."
Butters is then taken to therapy where ends up being diagnosed with Multiple personality disorder by a shrink who, unlike Butters, actually has Multiple personality disorder. It is later revealed that one of the shrinks personalities is Tuong Lu Kim. In the final act, Kim is caught by police attempting to kill Takiyama by throwing him off a building, trying to make it look like a suicide. However, he is stopped by a police spotlight after Butters contacted authorities and visibly changes his personality in plain sight before the town. Out of shame for being fooled into easily thinking a white person was actually Asian, Takiyama ironically kills himself by jumping over the edge of the tower and landing on the City Sushi building, destroying it on impact.
At the end of the episode, the police put Kim into custody and decide to let him go on thinking he's Chinese, since he owns the only Chinese restaurant in South Park. They then give him a blanket in the custody room while he laughs has a monologue similar to that of the ending of the 1960 movie "Psycho".