Don't do this

Maybe the chef. The cooks? No. In any case, that pretentious display is a good way to deter a customer, so you can expect the staff to not be so overjoyed.

the cooks want to get the orders out and smoke a cigarette, they don't give a fuck what the customer does after

FYI this guy is supposed to be crazy in this scene

Do the cooks actually give a fuck

About their jobs and about money, yes.
Some guy shouting abuse at other patrons is going to ruin the experience for everyone, endangering money and jobs.

The kitchen is hell, brothers

The guy making the fishies in that webm is the chef who owns the place so I assume he cares.

What I meant was the way people eat sushi. A guy dumping sushi in the sauce, will that make the chef seethe?

They probably care more about some retarded weeb yelling and making a scene in their restaurant. seems like it would be more disruptive to their business than some guy adding too much onions sauce to his sushi

Maybe it would. yeah. Japanese can be funny. It seems like something you would get used to after 1 or 2 nights, however. If it's something they can't get used to they should go somewhere else where it doesn't happen (Japan).

As long as you enjoy the food, behave, and pay, it's all good. Telling a customer how they are supposed to eat is a quick way to lose them forever.

More beta male fantasies of "sticking it to the jocks" that could only be fulfilled through television and film.

What if you brought in a bunch of ketchup packets from Wendy's and slathered it all over your sushi? Would the chef get mad at that?

Dennys line cooks pump out 100s of eggs a day. Why did it take that retarded chef 10 years to get it down?

Raw fish is so hard to make, first you have to cut it up, then you have to not cook it. No wonder it takes 10 years to master.

lmao

It would be extremely delicious

Telling a customer how they are supposed to eat is a quick way to lose them forever.

I've once had this happen to me in a fancy Michelin place and I thought it was nice that they did it because I was actually eating it the wrong way.

you don't put pepsi on the chicken. it's to clear the palate between drumsticks not drown it out. and they are already PRECISELY spiced

chirr out colonel sanderuu

Would the chef get upset if I asked for a knife and fork to eat with, instead of a couple of twigs?

Actually, he's right and the world would be a better place if every ignorant piece of shit died a violent death.

really embracing Japanese culture.

This

It's just a reflection of Japan's decrepit, dying culture. You think our boomers are selfish? Theirs are downright psychotic to the point of letting their country die with them. It doesn't take 10 years to master cooking eggs. It takes 10 years for the old-ass chef to let you cook them after 10 years of fake training. Same thing with their martial arts, which is why they got ass-raped back in the 90s when they tried to showcase them against thai fighters who didn't fake train. Same thing with their work culture where it takes 10 years of ass-kissing and wageslaving 7 days a week to finally get a raise

It's pretty embarrassing desu

I just don't get why you would need 10 years of training to learn the ways of the egg. Keep in mind, that's more time than you'd need to become a doctor or a laywer after you finish high school

the kid who can't end sentences properly doesn't get something

Very surprised over here, Jamal.

I saw an anime where the girl dipped the fishies in the sauce and she also put wasabi there.

frogtard

is a gay retard who likes tranny cartoons

Every time.

Not everyone thinks putting raw fish on rice is a skill you can't master in less than a year if you aren't an incredibly slow learner, Hirohito.

See, Jamal? It wasn't that hard.

no you didn't fagmo

A dignified person would never dunk such a gift in sauce. You simply take the sauce and shower the sushi in it, showing it your gratitude.

It's literally just fish and rice though.

Never seen this show before, but I always assumed from this webm that the scene was trying to portray him as an insufferable, unlikeable jackass.

It's not about the training itself, it's the roadblocks that the elderly put on the young to retain their jobs. We see it here too with old boomers refusing to retire, but in Japan it's even worse because they purposely withhold knowledge with stupid shit like teaching them to make an egg for 10 years. It's a culture that sabotages the young

for you

I was in Italy once, ordered pizza at a restaurant and i wanted mayo for it. The waiter looked at me weird and frowned. Don't care, i like a little mayo on my pizza.