Does the waiter in Hong Kong have a bad attitude?

Hong Kong is a very suitable city for holiday travel and shopping. With the rapid development of Hong Kong's economy in the second half of last century, it has become an important financial center in the world. Here, I would like to share with you the details about the relevant waiters.

The first time was in Hong Kong before 1997. At that time, the service quality of catering hotels was being improved in China, and the phrase "customer is God" gave consumers better enjoyment. In addition, there are many migrant workers in southern cities, and young girls are more attractive as catering waiters than in Hong Kong.

Comparatively speaking, the service attitude of star-rated hotels is not much different from that of China, but further down, the gap between Hong Kong and China is quite obvious.

In a tea restaurant, the waiter holds six or seven bowls of Wonton Noodles (it is said that there are ten bowls) in his hands for customers to help themselves. This kind of spectacle is not found in China. Later, I saw a waiter from Hong Kong near Admiralty, and five drinks and five fingers were served with melon, which made me feel sick. Since then, I seldom go to tea restaurants.

Many relatives in Hong Kong like to treat them to morning tea. Teahouses are full of old ladies in their fifties and sixties, and their plates are filled with tea, which is absolutely not as beautiful as the domestic girls at that time. Of course, it can also be said that there were too many young laborers in China at that time. In fact, with the rise of domestic economy, there is a shortage of labor in southern cities. In the past, a person served one or two tables, and it was less and less considerate to pour tea and pass chopsticks at any time, and girls with high values were rare.

In addition, Hong Kong restaurants like to invite summer students to work. Once they went to a friend's house, they were invited to eat seafood at Lei Yue Mun. It's delicious and unforgettable. The waiter at the dinner table is fifty or sixty years old, and the little man is full of books. When the tea was served, the little boy was carrying a pot of four cups of tray, his face full of fear, and the porcelain on the tray jingled. At that time, he was puzzled. A friend from Hong Kong said: This is a summer job. Dawu, the newcomer is unstable and his hands are shaking.

The service attitude of buying clothes and cosmetics is quite good, and the business is familiar. Sasha's sales sisters' detailed introduction to various product functions is equivalent to a beauty class. It will take several years for this sales method to be popularized in China.

When I was shopping for clothes in Huangpu, Kowloon, my ex-girlfriend and now my wife chose the right one. I tried five or six pieces and bought a set of clothes for 1000 yuan. My sales sister sincerely provided various professional tips in spite of her busy schedule. This kind of intimate sales service is the first time she has enjoyed it in Hong Kong in her life.

When I go to Hong Kong now, I feel that the service quality between Shanghai and Hong Kong is not much different, that is, the service staff in Hong Kong is almost as big as mine.

By the way, as far as I can remember, I haven't seen anyone with a particularly bad attitude except five cups that spilled a few drops of drinks when Wuzhao put them in a tea restaurant.

Alternative view

Four years ago, I sent a relative abroad through the Hong Kong airport and stayed in Hong Kong for two days. I feel that Hong Kong has changed and the service attitude is really pleasing. I swear that if nothing happens, I won't go to Hong Kong in the future.

First of all, as soon as we passed the customs, the two little boys I took clamored for the toilet. I asked an aunt on the ground that there was a toilet. She glanced at me and said, "Come with me". Then she led us to the door of the toilet, pointed to the sign and said, "Here, don't you see?" Then I left without looking back. I looked up and found that this was a ladies' room. In fact, I don't blame her at this time, just feel a little funny. Just show me a toilet. Let me talk about the difference between men's toilets and women's toilets.

But in the next two days, what happened was very uncomfortable. Come to the lobby of a so-called five-star hotel and queue up for check-in. The receptionist was very kind and upgraded the sea view room for free. After checking in, I met a lobby manager and asked him where to take a bus to Hong Kong Airport. He said disdainfully, "Of course, take a taxi." Joke, do I have to ask you to take a taxi?

Then we went shopping and said that Hong Kong is a shopping paradise. Sure, I have to look around. I went to a drugstore and bought many daily necessities. I found that Hong Kong dollars was not enough, and then asked the clerk, is it ok to use RMB? An old man said, "We don't use RMB here, and we hate RMB most." Really speechless. I'm helping him with his business, as if we owe him. This service attitude is like an international metropolis.