concept   tipping in restaurants
24 commonsense assertions
Cultures (24) • South Korea (1) • Japan (1) • Brazil (1) • Italy (1) • Australia (1) • India (1) • Latin America (1) • Mexico (1) • Russia (1) • Sweden (1) • Finland (1) • Chile (1) • Everyday culture (1) • Everyday life in the West (1) • Mexican culture (1) • Protestantism in North America (1) • Qatar (1) • Secular European countries (1) • Secular countries (1) • Western mainstream culture (1) Western secular (1) • World War II Allies (1) • industrialized Western countries (1) • social culture (1) • more
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1 tipping in restaurants South Korea Tipping is not customary and can be seen as rude in South Korean restaurants. 39
2 tipping in restaurants Japan Tipping is not expected and can be considered rude in Japanese restaurants. 35
3 tipping in restaurants Brazil In Brazil, tipping in restaurants is appreciated but not mandatory, usually around 10% of the bill. 6
4 tipping in restaurants Italy In Italy, tipping in restaurants is not expected and may be included in the bill as a service charge. 6
5 tipping in restaurants Australia Tipping in Australian restaurants is not expected but appreciated for exceptional service. 5
6 tipping in restaurants India In India, tipping at restaurants is not expected, but may be appreciated in tourist areas or for good service. 4
7 tipping in restaurants Latin America In Latin America, tipping in restaurants is appreciated but not always expected, with practices varying by country. 3
8 tipping in restaurants Mexico In Mexico, it is expected and appreciated to tip around 10% of the bill at restaurants. 3
9 tipping in restaurants Russia In Russia, it is customary to leave a small tip of around 5-10% of the bill in restaurants. 3
10 tipping in restaurants Sweden In Sweden, tipping in restaurants is not customary but small amounts may be appreciated. 3
11 tipping in restaurants Finland In Finland, tipping is not customary as service charges are usually included in the bill. 2
12 tipping in restaurants Chile In Chile, tipping in restaurants is customary and generally expected at around 10% of the bill. 1
13 tipping in restaurants Everyday culture Tipping in restaurants is a customary and expected practice in everyday dining culture. 1
14 tipping in restaurants Everyday life in the West Tipping customs in restaurants vary by country in the Western world, from expected to uncommon. 1
15 tipping in restaurants Mexican culture Tipping in Mexican restaurants is appreciated but not as expected or common as in other countries. 1
16 tipping in restaurants Protestantism in North America In North American Protestant culture, tipping in restaurants is expected and customary. 1
17 tipping in restaurants Qatar In Qatar, tipping is common and expected, particularly in upscale restaurants and hotels. 1
18 tipping in restaurants Secular European countries In secular European countries, tipping in restaurants is not as common or expected. 1
19 tipping in restaurants Secular countries Tipping in restaurants is not obligatory but still expected in certain situations in secular countries. 1
20 tipping in restaurants Western mainstream culture In Western mainstream culture, tipping is customary and expected in restaurants for good service. 1
21 tipping in restaurants Western secular In Western secular culture, tipping is customary to show appreciation for good service in restaurants. 1
22 tipping in restaurants World War II Allies During World War II, it became a common practice to leave a tip for waitstaff in restaurants. 1
23 tipping in restaurants industrialized Western countries Tipping in restaurants is customary in industrialized Western countries as part of good manners. 1
24 tipping in restaurants social culture Tipping in restaurants is a significant and expected part of the social culture, often comprising a substantial portion of servers' income. 1