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Yes, I have. Japanese customer service wipes the floor with US customer service, and they'll run down the street to return your "forgotten change" if you attem

Yes, I have. Japanese customer service wipes the floor with US customer service, and they'll run down the street to return your "forgotten change" if you attempt to tip in a restaurant.

damian2000 12y ago
Agreed, but I think Japanese service culture is an exceptional case ... really haven't experienced anything like it anywhere else.
- shard 12y ago
  Service in Korea is also quite good despite a no tipping culture.
- vehementi 12y ago
  Taiwan would also like to disagree with you
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- nolite 12y ago
  Finland, Mauritius
darmin 12y ago
The flip side is that it is thoroughly expected that you remain loyal to your establishment. No going to a restaurant just because it's close by. You go to your good friend's restaurant instead, even if it's across town. This arrangement isn't free or magical. It exists because of the cultural wrappings.