First, it is a custom in Guangdong not to drink tea, because tea is very cheap at first, and morning tea shops are more like places to kill time. If there is no tea fee, the store may lose money, which is understandable. But now it costs tens of yuan per person to eat morning tea, so the store can no longer calculate the tea fee. Therefore, a few years ago, the Guangzhou Consumer Council released the "Report on the Public Opinion Survey of Tea Places Charge in Guangzhou Catering Industry", which showed that the basic tea places charge in Guangzhou catering industry has formed a "overlord clause", but it is actually a disguised charge. According to the suggestion of the Consumer Council, there is no need to standardize the fees of tea farms, and they should be treated differently from specialized tea markets. In other words, the tea fee can only be charged in the tea city where consumers stay for a long time.
But this is not the case now.
Second, the cost of tea is not limited to morning tea shops. Nowadays, many restaurants specializing in other regional cuisines, including Xibei Youmian Village and Shandong hometown, have begun to be "widely accepted". "I came to eat northwest food, not to drink morning tea, but I charged 30 yuan for a table for six people." One consumer said that it made him feel worthless. In this case, that is to say, if you don't drink tea, you have to charge for it. Actually, it's not the money for tea, it's the "seat fee". No matter whether the flowers are spent or not, no matter how much they are spent, you have to pay this "admission fee", which is equivalent to the tea fee becoming an "admission fee". However, who has seen going to a restaurant to buy tickets?
This is obviously the out-and-out overlord clause. Therefore, in June this year, Xibei Youmian Village, a chain restaurant in Shenzhen, forced customers to charge tea table fees from 5 yuan, which was demanded by the market supervision bureau for a refund, and the company was required to clearly price the goods and services.
Business operators and consumers should follow the principles of voluntariness, equality, fairness, honesty and credit. Consumers have the right to choose their own goods or services. Consumers have the right to compare, identify and choose their own goods or services. When purchasing goods or receiving services, consumers have the right to obtain fair trading conditions such as quality assurance, reasonable price and correct measurement, and have the right to refuse the compulsory trading behavior of operators.