A recurring problem happened again when @OrientalPearl and I went for brunch in Japan

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  1. Very odd to hear that syrup isn't a menu item but simply part of the combo platter that your friend ordered.

  2. So Japan is super polite but the food culture is a bit more strict. Specifically they don't do customizations as it is not expected for them to do that. They will mostly try to accommodate if you can explain an allergy but to them if you wanted syrup you needed to order the thing that comes with syrup. And that is normal.

  3. In Japan everything has to be autistically arranged otherwise the groupthink will collapse due to critical thinking.

  4. Ahaha fantastic XD! I never went to McDonald's in the morning in Japan but do they serve hot cakes there?.. Not saying you should walk around with those syrup tubs but – no that's exactly what I'm saying πŸ˜‚

  5. I'm I lived in Japan it was very interesting living over there.. I met some very interesting people.

  6. Judging by that creamy, likely savory stuff on the plate, this restaurant would've loved to see a recently-closed diner that I miss dearly hand me good gobs of gravy and maple with my chicken and waffles, clearly intending me to slough it all over the two. πŸ˜„

  7. definitely sounds like a japanese thing, Enim! How funny?πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅

  8. At that point you suffer in silence and steal some syrup from your friend cause I can barely tell waiters in the us when my dish is wrong πŸ’€

  9. Thanks for the warning! The autist in me will bring my own syrup and ask them if they do not mind. I cannot eat French toast without syrup or jam. Yes I understand they can eat it with their eggs. I will not. No thanks, but thanks for the offer.

  10. Different countries have different rules, you cant take American ones everywhere you go πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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