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restaurant
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Japan
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It is considered rude to tip in restaurants, as good service is expected as part of the experience.
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2
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restaurant
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Japan
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It's considered rude to tip the waiter/waitress as good service is expected and included in the price.
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1
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3
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restaurant bill
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Japan
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Tipping is not customary and may even be considered rude when paying the restaurant bill.
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1
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4
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restaurant diner
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Japan
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Tipping at restaurants is not common and can be considered rude, as good service is expected as part of the dining experience
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1
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5
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restaurant diner
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Japan
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It is considered rude to tip at a restaurant, as exceptional service is included in the overall dining experience.
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1
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6
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restaurant diner
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Japan
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It is considered rude to leave a tip at a restaurant, as good service is expected as part of the experience.
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1
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7
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restaurant receiving
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Japan
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Receiving and acknowledging the chef's gift or complimentary dish is a sign of respect and appreciation
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1
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8
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restaurant receiving
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Japan
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Tipping is generally not practiced and can even be seen as rude in some restaurants
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1
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9
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restaurant receiving
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Japan
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Tipping is generally not practiced and can even be considered rude, as exceptional service is expected to be part of the dining experience.
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1
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10
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restaurant receiving
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Japan
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In Japan and South Korea, it's common for restaurant staff to provide polite and unobtrusive service, and tipping is not a common practice.
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1
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11
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restaurants
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Japan
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It is considered rude to leave a tip as the service charge is already included in the bill.
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1
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