Do waiters in Japanese food stores in China wear work clothes?

Must be worn for food safety and work convenience.

When working as a waiter in a Japanese restaurant, you should wear a "kimono" and "white cloth socks" and "geta". Female clerks should wear their hair high into a bun. Male shop assistants usually wear plain headscarves, plain Japanese-style shirts and trousers, and aprons around their waists.

The "kimono" for female clerks is a short-sleeved kimono, which is convenient for serving food and removing dishes, and the sleeves will not get in the way.