[Chinese] Restaurant Reservations
Reading this article made me realize that America, Taiwan, and Japan all have slightly different cultures. 😊
I think the culture of informing customers of waiting times, like in America, is very thoughtful, and in Taiwan, reservations and numbered tickets are common at popular restaurants, so I'm quite used to Japan's "reservations required" system.
But Tokyo is really crowded, and the fact that they often say "We're full, so we're closed for today" might be surprising to foreigners (lol).
It really made me realize once again just how popular Japanese food culture is all over the world.
For delicious restaurants, it's definitely safer to make a reservation in advance. 😂
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The full text of the article , I learned that there are many real differences between Japan, Taiwan, and Japanese dinner culture😊
The image of the country's large store association is long, and the customer does not need to make a self-determination.
In Taiwan, there are also ``reservation culture'', thermal hotpot shops, restaurants, and cafes, which are always the first to be revised or abstracted.
The true heat of Tokyo has passed, and there are times when the store is not fully occupied and does not serve customers directly, and it is not customary to have a place where tourists can visit other countries (lol)
Tadaya, the representative of Japanese gastronomy, is truly charming🤣
Coming to Japan, the real idea store is reserved!
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