Mind Your Manners

In order to show they don't have any weapons, diners in Europe will:
Bow before they sit at the table
Never wear a jacket to the table
Never put their hands in their lap or below the table
Roll up their sleeves
TRUE OR FALSE: Slurping your noodles in Asia is a compliment to the cook.
TRUE
FALSE
In Mexico, the restaurant bill is paid for by:
Whomever invited the other party to the meal
Whomever is younger
Whomever traveled further to get there
Whomever wins a coin flip
TRUE OR FALSE: In Turkey, burping after a meal will lead you to be dismissed and never invited back.
TRUE
FALSE
If you drop bread on the floor while in Afghanistan, you:
Pick it up, kiss it and put it back on your plate
Say a prayer and leave it there
Have to pay for dinner
Throw out your whole plate and get a new serving of food
Putting salt on your food is an insult in what country?
Greece
Egypt
Portugal
Italy
In Italy, you don't have to wait for the other diners to receive theirs as long as you:
Are eating pasta
Are eating dessert
Are the host
Are the oldest
In China, hosts will keep filling your plate until you are full. How do you signal you do not want any more food?
Cross your fork and knife on the plate
Burp
Leave some food on your plate
Leave the table
Doing this at a restaurant in Japan is an insult:
Not finishing your drink (alcohol)
Piling the dishes on top of each other
Paying with cash
Tipping
In Italy, it's considered rude to ask for:
Salt
Extra sauce
Parmesan cheese
No meat
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