Why do waiters often ask "change paper" when eating barbecue?

During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, I naturally had to invite my friends to have a big meal, so I decided to have a barbecue with my friends. I found a restaurant with Korean barbecue on the fifth floor of the shopping mall, and a group of three people went in.

Barbecue shops need to order dishes. The three of us each ordered some dishes that we like. When eating barbecue, the waiter always asks frequently, "Do you want to change the paper?"?

Less than every ten minutes, the waiter comes to ask again. Seeing such an enthusiastic waiter makes me feel better about this barbecue shop. I said to my friend, "The service in this shop is so enthusiastic and the taste is not bad. Come again next time."

After listening to my words, my friend laughed. "Do you know why the waiter often asks you to change paper?" Seeing that I shook my head, my friend continued: "In fact, I am hinting at you!"

hint at me?

I don't understand. What does this mean?

My friend analyzed it for me. My friend said that the waiter asked "Do you want to change the paper?" In fact, it implied that you were embarrassed if you didn't understand these four points.

This friend, who used to work in a restaurant, said that waiters always asked customers "change paper"? This is actually her work standard, and it is also a hint to customers. The first point is that the service level of the store is very good.

my friend said that she had been asking us if we should change the paper. So when you see such enthusiastic service, you will feel that the service level of this store is very good, so you have the idea of "spending again next time".

after listening to my friend's analysis, I understand that I really thought so just now.

In order to prevent customers from burning food, waiters will keep asking customers if they need to change the paper. Sometimes the paper is still clean, but the waiter will also ask if they need to change the paper. It turns out that this is all about "showing the sense of existence", making customers feel that the waiter cares about themselves, thus recognizing the service of this store, and eventually becoming repeat customers.

my friend said that the second point is to suggest that you should add dishes.

After the waiter came to change the barbecue paper, another reminder came: "You don't have much food. Would you like some more?" After hearing the waiter's words, the three of us looked at the table, and there were really not many dishes, so we added a lot of dishes.

For a barbecue shop, the waiter adds a lot of dishes to customers in one sentence, which increases the turnover and brings profits to the store. Therefore, the waiter frequently asks "Change paper" during the customer's meal, which actually implies that customers should add dishes.

in some barbecue buffet restaurants, customers often take a lot of dishes in order to get back their money, and eventually they can't finish them, which causes great waste and brings great losses to the restaurant. In order to save this waste, the restaurant owner asks the waiter to supervise the customer's dining process from time to time and stop it in time when it is found.

so how to supervise?

Then the waiter will frequently come over and ask the customer if it is necessary to change the paper. On the surface, the waiter is providing the customer with the service of changing the paper, but in fact, he is monitoring whether the customer has waste. If there is waste, the waiter will remind the customer not to waste in time, or he will be fined.

The fourth point is to suggest that you should go. You have eaten for too long, and you need to leave the table for the next customer.

If you have finished eating and there is nothing left in the pot, the waiter comes over and asks if you need to "change the paper"? It's actually a hint that you should leave after dinner.

if you don't understand, it will be embarrassing, and the waiter will laugh at you!

the above four points are why the waiter always asks "change paper" when we are eating barbecue. This is actually a hint behind you. I have to say that the waiter is still very emotional, and there is no direct explanation. If you don't understand, it will be a bit embarrassing.

what do you think of this?