that's exactly the point. i'm not the kind who would do it, but respect people who have the guts to ask those not behaving to step out. it is after all private property.renter wrote:and you can't expect everyone to suddently behave well once they step into the restaurant.
It's called selfservice, a great scandinavian way of letting you yourself decide how well and fast you wanna serve yourself. If there's bad service you have to complain to yourself. Perfect effective process, when customer service satisfaction survey can be done inside one's head. No noise to disturb the silence, no paper to destroy the environment, etc. Yes and I hate it too.Ling2 wrote: I hardly get any service in Norway
You should bring your Mum to Singapore - she would fit right in if she was at the service.I hope she meant she was either on the way to the funeral or at the pub afterwards, not in the actual service.........because if she was in the service.....what was she doing texting me back??
Loops wrote:That's why I like UK pubs. You want a drink, you go up and get yourself one at the bar. None of this service charge and having to call staff over. That is also why I like going to the hawker centre. Great service because I do most of it myself!
seldom the case where the restaurant menu states the GST and Service charge. Most of the time it appears as $20+++.Anonymous wrote:Loops wrote:That's why I like UK pubs. You want a drink, you go up and get yourself one at the bar. None of this service charge and having to call staff over. That is also why I like going to the hawker centre. Great service because I do most of it myself!
I dont have problem with the service charge, since u do offer service.
but what i dislike is, in the restaurant menues, it is not stated clearly how much or how many percentage. Or they damn just put the gross amount which includes all the taxes and charges. DS.
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