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Anonymous users2024-01-24The biggest difference is:
A Chinese restaurant orders a dish and eats it with a table of people.
When you order a dish at a Japanese restaurant, it will be automatically multiplied by the number of people at the table, and one serving per person, so it is more expensive at the time of checkout.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are a lot of beautiful women in Chinese restaurants, and the quality is relatively good.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Depending on the style and mood, so will the dishes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21One is very clean, the other is not clean, and there is no disease after eating!
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Anonymous users2024-01-201. The decoration is different.
2. The reception is different.
3. The taste of the food is different, the method is different, the degree of raw and cooked is different, the heat is different, and the price is different.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19One we can eat and the other can't! Ha ha.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18The Japanese eat and kneel to confess their sins forever.
European and American furniture is a little more complicated, and Japanese furniture is simpler because of the historical background and living habits.
In terms of toilet hygiene, there should be no controversy about Japan's better toilet sanitation than in China.
Mister Donut has just announced that it will cease operations in all 10 stores in Shanghai from March 25, which is all it holds in mainland China.
The biggest difference is that Chinese tea restaurants drink milk tea, or tea drinks, and the food is more steamed and boiled, while foreign tea restaurants drink drinks like cola, coffee, etc., and the food is mainly fried.
Not fire. Maid restaurants are popular in Japan because of the deep otaku culture in the area. And China has not formed this kind of culture, so at most there are a few curiosities to go.