This has never happened before. I wonder if I can get a refund. When consumers go to restaurants to spend money, they often encounter a common phenomenon, that is, there will be an extra charge on the bill at the time of checkout-"tea table fee", or "table fee" and "tea table fee". This charge is per head, ranging from 1 yuan to 6 yuan.

Although many consumers wonder: it is right for restaurants to provide tableware and seats, why should they charge extra? However, there are few theories about consumers and businesses, and even theories often have nowhere to go. After all, there is not much money.

A few days ago, some serious consumers complained about this charge. So, what is this "tea fee"? Should merchants accept it? How should consumers protect their rights and interests?

So, what is the "tea fee"? What is the charging standard? The reporter visited this, and the answer given by the restaurant is this. Mr. Li, the person in charge of a restaurant in northern Guangxi, said that they don't charge for tea, but tableware will charge 1.5 yuan, and tea, sauces and places are free.

They provided eight kinds of disinfection tableware, including bone plates, taste plates, bowls, spoons, wine glasses, tea cups, chopsticks and so on. * * * *. Because a shareholder of the store runs a disinfection tableware cleaning company, the store can get the disinfection tableware with the lowest price, plus a few cents as management fee, and finally collect the tableware fee 1.5 yuan. In fact, it is also acceptable!