Between 2PM - 5PM, if you tell them the noodles are tasty, they will give you extra noodles for free🤗 📍Aburasoba Suzunoki in Ikebukuro, Tokyo #japan #japanesefood #ramen #tokyo
📍Aburasoba Suzunoki(JP: 油そば鈴の木) in Ikebukuro, Tokyo 🚨Between 2-5PM, you can have 1 bowl of extra noodles if you tell them the noodles are tasty! By the way, the free extra noodles are called "Smile Noodles" because they want you to feel satisfied and have a smile on your face!! instagram.com/suzunoki0427/ Please follow my IG🙌🏻 @jinfromjapan
It’s a marketing tactic, obviously some people will lie but that’s kind of expected and accounted for in loss. The money they make sounds like it covers anything they lose for people trying to get a free meal.
I don't think that it's a really good business in terms of profit. However, even if it is so, I still respect this person because he is kind, and will give a smile to the customers face.
In Asian countries, usually people use both of their hands to give someone whatever they’re holding as a sign of respect. Sometimes they even bow while giving it to them.
That's pretty normal in Japan. Maybe they don't usually bow when giving you money in shops and stuff, but when you leave the store they most likely will bow to show you respect
@@jayred2001 was just about to say this 😂 Japanese people are very honest and respectful by nature. It’s probably the only country where it wouldn’t get abused
In japan they always do that, 🤔 and if u eat at someone house is disrespectful cause it means they didn't give u enough 🤷♂️ i heard not sure if real or still something they do
@@darkdrogod8890 chinese tradition is to not fully finish your plate otherwise it means the person who invited you dosent feed you enough Japan actually has the opposite tradition, not finishing food is considered disrespect toward people who worked making it
Maybe he won the lottery and always wished to afford a restaurant like that to make the world a better place, to bond better connections with each other
salt bae: charges mediocre food with high end price (READ: SCAMMER) this guy: offers full money back or if you liked it offers you additional food for free. you cant be more polar opposite than this.
that restaurant has more trust in people than i do edit: damn bro all i did was make a silly joke abt trust issues yall transphobes are something else 💀💀
Japan is a country that really respects others specially restaurants staffs because those places where they cook ramen and other similar stuff the chefs be speedrunning in the kitchen
@@christyleighnaidoo6211 it isn’t “staged”, but the guy is aware that he is recording so he is probably acting a bit different or doing some extra stuff
This isn't the first time I've seen something like this coming from Japan and I doubt it'll be the last. They're such an expressive and vibrant part of the world and I really appreciate those little pockets of kindness and quirkiness.
In America or most countries no as people are greedy and dishonest but more people I. Japan are honest people and very few would abuse this over a few dollars
Sadly that gets overshadowed by the country's horrible working conditions... long work days, stress, high amount of burned out people, depression, high suicide rate... with suicide being the leading cause of death for adults between 20-40 years... Not to forget the unrealistic beauty standards and high expectations for work and reputation
Well after Japan has lost the war they were banned from high granding their military for a 100 year, so they had other plans with that money. Typo stuff.
@Ching Vang America also has a lot of problems on its own... both countries are glorified while having serious problems that are most of the time overlooked
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