Ah come onsundaymorningstaple wrote: Don't worry about it. Westerners use a knife, fork & spoon, but some like to use their forks upside down.Chinese use chopsticks, Malays use fork & spoon, Indians use their fingers. So, just come as you are and probably nobody will ever notice how you eat.
Well, the hawker centers that have stalls that sell steaksecureilx wrote:Knife in a hawker center ??![]()
Not many hawker centers carry knife ..
New Yorkers would be aghast. http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-j ... razy-broadecureilx wrote: Well, the spoon+fork combination is good for everything, from Prata, to chicken Chop, to Fish and chips to ..
BTW, a silly story I heard, from an expat friend .. she insisted on using a fork and knife for Pizza in Pizza hut and was upset that I was munching pizza minus the cutlery .. when I said why not use the hand she was aghast .. and went "in my country, Pizza hut is proper dining place, so it is expected to use a fork and knife .. "
This.Eibow wrote:Eat how you please, just be sure to throw down a half-used pack of tissue paper to save your seat for however long you deem necessary... Especially if it's crowded, you don't want someone who got their food before you to steal "your" spot!!!
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