How to: Dining Out in Japan | Travel Tips | japan-guide.com

Do they also supply forks for those of us unskilled with chopsticks?

I thought Sam left a couple years ago. Is he back?

It's our all most loved guest, Sam!!!

I like Japan county so if I see about Japan I do full watched
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I heard there was a no blowing nose etiquette in restaurants when dining in Japan. Is there anything else similar like if needing napkins/towels to wash hand or mouth during or after dining?

great video! looking forward the table manners video! I would not like to be disrespectful without knowing it

Please where is the 1st copy watches stores in Kobe?

Is it difficult for vegetarians to eat out in Japan?

This was very useful. Thanks you.

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If you're not sure what to order from a place with a ticket vending machine, go with the top left which is usually the most popular item.

Google translate does help a lot with restaurants that has only Japanese menu. Post covid, a lot of restaurants have qr code menu, and payment can also be limited to qr and card.

Also, if you go to an Izakaya, you will most likely be served Tsukidashi, a small appetizer. It is basically a surcharge of about 300 to 500 yen each added to the bill. There is no option but to accept it. Important to know the additional charge.

I have allergies; dairy, shellfish, pork, eggs. Am I screwed if I go to Japan? How do the chefs feel about such dietary issues?

waiting for Christmas ep. 😍😍😍

was in japan 2 weeks ago. dining in japan is such a fun and lovely experience

This was the one thing I was worried about when I go to Japan and I’m just in the beginning process of learning Japanese

Yay Charly

Thank you very helpful, I'm planing a trip to Japan in 2023. And I want to be respectful and do things the right way. And these videos help.

Headed to Japan FINALLY in 9 months and I'm so excited! Your videos have been incredibly helpful!

When it's August +40 with 90% humidity, I don't care I'll use that towel to clean my face. It feels too good in that situation to not.

Thanks for sharing these dining travel tips!

The Dark Souls of etiquette

Also the restaurants who have seating on the floor need to leave the shoes at the entrance inside. They give mostly house slippers to put on.

What do the staff say as you are heading out of the restaurant, and is a response from you needed?

It's always a great time to see a new video from Japan Guide being updated as, even if it is a shorter videos like this one, the amount of information is amazing and so useful.

Still a few things; how can we make a reservation and is there any etiquette when there is a queue? What are the eating hours in Japan and are there restaurants open all day long?

Thank you!

Sam is back ? I subbed to the channel due to his wonderful documentation of Japan.

Totaly useful tips and guide! Man you're amazing! Love it ❤️

The phrase “irashimase”always confused me whether I reply or not

Trips coming up and I’ll take any recent videos I can get

When I saw the thumbnail I was hyped, because I thought Sam was back, at least for one Video, but unfortunately it is just old footage. Great video anyways!

Isnt that the hong kong hood guy

Thanks for the information, this will be very useful when i travel to Japan

Is Sam back?

Very good advice 👍

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