Wild video captures rowdy New York ‘wolf pack’ smashing Chinese restaurant

A shocking video footage captured the moment a young mob brutally vandalized a Chinese restaurant in Queens over the weekend, knocking over tables and breaking chairs as terrified staff and customers watched helplessly.

The hideous hooligans left Fish Village at College Point in ruins on Saturday. video posted on twitter social activist Yatin Chu.

“We have fallen so low that we cannot expect the consequences of this terrible attack on private property,” Chu, president of the Asian Wave Alliance and co-founder of PLACE NYC, wrote in a post.

“This video is going viral on WeChat. Fish Village, a restaurant in College Point, Koons, was ransacked by a gang of kids wearing masks and sweatshirts.”

Police said the mob broke into the 127th Street restaurant shortly after 8:15 p.m., smashing tables and chairs, damaging plates and a large window in wanton destruction.

There were no arrests in the case.

The disturbing footage shows a worker watching in disbelief as the cowardly crew flee the restaurant.

The employee is powerless to stop more than a dozen thugs.

“It was a little scary,” restaurant worker Tong Yi Hu told The Post on Tuesday in Chinese. “We have no idea what the reason was and it was pretty nerve-wracking.

“It’s getting less and less safe,” he said of the city.

Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliva called the rowdy group a “wolf pack” and said his community watch team would step in and patrol the diner.

“It was a wolf pack, a bunch of teenage thugs running amok in a restaurant,” Plum told The Post on Tuesday. “Another Asian trader is being treated like a police officer.

“Your whole life is put in front of you and there’s nothing you can do about it,” he said.

“Nothing will happen to [the criminals]. They will be charged as minors and returned to the streets. Their friends will see the video and they will be treated like hooded heroes.

“This is College Point. This has never happened at College Point,” Plum said. “The city is out of control.”

Additional reports by Carla Campanile and Joe Marino