When eating Japanese food, we can't hold chopsticks before we hold the bowl. When eating Japanese food, the Japanese will definitely hold the bowl first and then hold the chopsticks. If you want to eat in another bowl, you must put down the chopsticks first, then change the bowl, and finally pick up the chopsticks.
In addition, don't bite half the food, eat sushi, sashimi, etc., and never bite half the food before putting it back on the plate. This is the courtesy of the Japanese. If the food is really too big, you have to cram it into your mouth, and then cover your mouth with your hand and chew it slowly. If eating is too ugly, it will cause unnecessary jokes, so it is very important to pay attention to Japanese etiquette in order to avoid embarrassment.
You can't throw clam shells into empty plates. Many people put empty shells on the bowl cover or throw them into empty plates when drinking clam soup, which is also impolite. The correct way to eat is to leave the empty shell in its original soup bowl.
Matters needing attention in Japanese food dining
1, men can use one hand when pouring wine, and women must use both hands; The same is true for holding a glass.
2. The method of taking the bowl cover is to hold the bowl with your left hand and open it with your right hand; When eating, put the lid face up outside the plate, and put the lid back in place after use.
3. When chopsticks need to be placed between meals, be sure to put them on the chopsticks seat; Use Bichao to put back the chopsticks bag.
4. Some people use chopsticks to help people with food in the opposite direction, so the end is easy to be dirty and unsightly, so it is more appropriate to use public chopsticks.
5. I hope that when the waiter takes away the used dishes, he can put the dishes outside the plate.
6. Avoid damage to noble tableware, and remember not to stack the used dishes.
7, Japanese eat Lamian Noodles to make noise to represent delicious, but when eating Huaishi, drink soup or avoid making noise.