livus, 1 month ago We don't have tipping culture but praising the meal to the waiter is considered polite at the end of the meal. This only applies to the elderly generation but they tend to put "quite" at the start of any praise. So, saying food is "quite good" is actually higher praise than "good". But to people not from here it sounds like the opposite.
We don't have tipping culture but praising the meal to the waiter is considered polite at the end of the meal.
This only applies to the elderly generation but they tend to put "quite" at the start of any praise.
So, saying food is "quite good" is actually higher praise than "good". But to people not from here it sounds like the opposite.