OBLAMA2009
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- Apr 17, 2008
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Coming to SF Bay Area anytime soon?![]()
here is sf there are hotel restaurants that charge $80 for fricken breakfast.
Coming to SF Bay Area anytime soon?![]()
actually... he didn't.
he tipped 14.0183740%
he's a cheap fuck.
We dont "tip" in Australia.
That's because you guys actually pay your waiters/waitresses a decent salary and therefore, it is already reflected in the bill. Here in the US, waiters and waitresses are typically paid a ridiculously small base salary and then have to make it up in tips. Frankly, I like our system better because if I get bad service, I won't leave a tip or I'll leave one so small that it is clearly an insult. In Europe or elsewhere, you're paying them regardless of service level.
OP, dont listen to these losers. $30 is a good tip. Cant believe you guys hijacked this thread. Stay classy ATOT.
I agree with this post, and add that in Europe, the service standards are much higher than here in the U.S. My entire time there I never came out of a restaurant (went to at least 10) without tipping because I felt that the service was that good.
Looks like youb spent money on volume instead of delacacies. No Oyster on the half Shell or Stuffed Mushrooms?
Crab or Lobsterif northern waterways weren't so polluted oysters would be cheap. and what are the mushrooms stuffed with?
$180 before tip.And next week you will be posting whining about how Costco raised their Ramen Noodle 10 Packs from $.78 to $.84! Woe is me, woe is me.
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how the hell do those reviews keep saying "it can be cheap or expensive!" but everyone spends 200-300 PER PERSON there? I looked at the menu and it seemed that things varied from 1-10 dollars. WTF? Can someone explain to me how you hit ~300 dollars when the menu isn't that expensive? Looking at the reviews as well they didn't seem to get THAT much food. Which leads me to my roundabout point - how do they eat cheap there!
you're not being served things on the menu when you ask for omakase.
Can you believe some guy posted about how he spent $200 on dinner with his gf?
Is that Japanese for "anal sex" or something?
Looks like youb spent money on volume instead of delacacies. No Oyster on the half Shell or Stuffed Mushrooms?
Asian Tipping Calculator: $1/person
Is that Japanese for "anal sex" or something?
It basically means "trust the chef" so i guess it could.
whoa whoa whoa let's not be so generous here.
