Most Korea restaurants have these magic buttons. If you press the button it somehow signals the waiter. I have no idea how it actually works but non-the-less its important to know what the button does. The first time I encountered the button I sat right down and pressed it. The waiter came right over, then Michael politely told him that I was a foreigner and had no idea what I was doing. If you want to summon the waiter the old fashion way just call out yeo-gi (여기) which means "over here". Its not rude in Korea to shout for the waiter like in the United States. Remember, Korea is a service country that doesnt tip and trust me, they run their asses off for you.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
The Magic Button
Most Korea restaurants have these magic buttons. If you press the button it somehow signals the waiter. I have no idea how it actually works but non-the-less its important to know what the button does. The first time I encountered the button I sat right down and pressed it. The waiter came right over, then Michael politely told him that I was a foreigner and had no idea what I was doing. If you want to summon the waiter the old fashion way just call out yeo-gi (여기) which means "over here". Its not rude in Korea to shout for the waiter like in the United States. Remember, Korea is a service country that doesnt tip and trust me, they run their asses off for you.
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