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Hashibashi - does this mean it's okay to place the chopsticks across the top if it's not to show you're finished? I heard that was okay as long as you align the
by rendaw 7mo ago
Hashibashi - does this mean it's okay to place the chopsticks across the top if it's not to show you're finished? I heard that was okay as long as you align them not to point at another person (not across the table). If there's no chopstick rest I'm not sure where else you're supposed to put your chopsticks.
Also I'm not sure how you're supposed to eat e.g. fried rice without yokobashi or kakibashi.
Also! I thought kaeshibashi was a good thing. I've definitely seen people do that at parties.
- K0balt 7mo agoYokobashi bros! Fist bump.
- ricardobeat 7mo agoI think you’re supposed to eat fried rice with a spoon :)
- rendaw 7mo agoRight, forgot about that! Although I feel like I've definitely been in situations where there were no spoons (izakaya... maybe)
- Arch485 7mo agoI'm curious about Hashibashi as well. I've seen lots of Japanese people doing it, and now I'm worried I look like a total poser from copying them.