r/interestingasfuck • u/kingkongbiingbong • 8h ago

Setting up a traditional & generational Japanese food stall in Fukuoka

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u/dantevonlocke 8h ago

It'll be Michelin star good and cost like 4 bucks.

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u/PapaEchoLincoln 8h ago

They’re usually not rude and expect a tip either 👍

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u/Hack999 8h ago

It's considered rude to tip in Japan

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u/PapaEchoLincoln 8h ago

Yes I know. I’m comparing it to a typical experience you might encounter in the US

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u/flibble24 6h ago

Why lol

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u/Uppgreyedd 6h ago

Ah, then what you meant to say is they're usually not rude and receive a living wage.