When traveling to Japan, it is very happy to enjoy local food. So what kind of food is there?

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Japan Travel Food Guide Although many restaurant menus in Japan have photos to facilitate customers' choices, here we will introduce to you some things to pay attention to during the meal, as well as the local languages ??of the main foods.

When you enter the restaurant, a waiter will greet you, confirm the number of diners, and help arrange seats.

If you choose a popular restaurant, you can often see a row of customers waiting to dine at the entrance of the restaurant. If you have enough time, you might as well join in and experience the feeling of queuing for a meal.

While waiting in line, the restaurant's waiter will deliver the day's menu to you in advance, so you can think about what to eat for this meal while waiting in line.

Some restaurants have a reservation form at the door. Before queuing up, you need to write down the number of diners and the name of the representative. When it is your turn, the waiter will call your name directly.

After entering the restaurant and taking a seat, according to the custom here, the waiter will immediately bring wipes, tableware, etc., as well as a glass of ice water, and then ask you to reconsider the order and decide before calling him over.

If you have already decided, you can just "Tyu-Mon" (ordering dishes is called "Ju-mon" in Japanese, pronounced "Tyu-Mon").

Waiters generally do not charge tips when eating in Japanese restaurants, and tipping can also cause trouble for the waiters.