KTV's refusal to bring its own drinks belongs to the overlord clause. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the "no bringing your own drinks" and "minimum consumption in private rooms" in the catering industry belong to the overlord clause in the service contract. Consumers who encounter disputes over overlord clauses when catering operators provide services can apply the provisions of the Consumer Protection Law to safeguard their own rights and interests.

Bring your own drinks and precautions:

1. Inform the guests in advance that they need to bring their own drinks for catering, and they can bring their own drinks or buy them outside the restaurant, but please follow the relevant regulations of the local liquor management department;

2. The restaurant can provide corresponding drinks according to the needs of the guests, but the restaurant should charge the corresponding fees to the guests;

3. For the drinks brought by the restaurant, the restaurant can also provide a small amount of gift wine according to the requirements of the guests to show politeness;

4. A liquor store can be set up and managed by a special person. Only guests are allowed to buy drinks with legal wine purchase vouchers;

5. It is stipulated that guests can bring their own drinks, but the restaurant has the right to charge corresponding service fees to ensure the normal operation of the restaurant.

Catering service demand behavior:

1, the catering service provider has not formulated and implemented the requirements for raw material procurement control.

2. The catering service provider fails to inspect the food and raw materials to be processed, or finds that they are spoiled or other sensory properties are abnormal and still processed and used.

3. The catering service provider does not regularly maintain, clean and inspect the facilities and equipment.

4. The catering service provider fails to clean and disinfect tableware and drinking utensils, uses tableware and drinking utensils that have not been cleaned and disinfected, or uses tableware and drinking utensils supplied by centralized disinfection enterprises that have not obtained disinfection qualification certificates.

5. The catering service provider illegally changes its operation and causes serious consequences.

6. The catering service provider has not established the inspection certificate and procurement record system for purchasing apricots of food, food raw materials, food additives and food-related products.

7, unified distribution of catering service enterprise stores did not establish a unified distribution voucher ledger behavior.

8. The catering service provider's storage of food raw materials does not meet the requirements.

9, food processing business premises, the internal and external environment does not meet the requirements of the behavior.

10, the tools and equipment used in catering processing operations do not meet the requirements.

To sum up, KTV's refusal to bring its own drinks belongs to the overlord clause. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the "no bringing your own drinks" and "minimum consumption in private rooms" in the catering industry belong to the overlord clause in the service contract. Consumers who encounter disputes over overlord clauses when catering operators provide services can apply the provisions of the Consumer Protection Law to safeguard their own rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Article 9 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests

Consumers have the right to choose their own goods or services. Consumers have the right to choose their own operators to provide goods or services, choose their own varieties of goods or services, and decide whether to buy or not to buy any kind of goods or accept or not to accept any kind of services. Consumers have the right to compare, identify and choose their own goods or services.