In their adopted home of Mexico City, Douglas Harsevoort and Juan Sala, founders of Sala Hars, have discovered qualities they ...

Wondering if the food in front of you is something you eat with your hands? Here's what the experts have to say. The do’s and don’ts of eating with your hands We all know the dinner table ...

Putting a Japanese person’s business card in your pocket or writing on it. Stepping onto the floor when you take your shoes off. Ripping off the gift paper when receiving a gift.

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When you stick your chopsticks upright into food any other time, it’s considered unlucky, and you may even invite a random hungry spirit to your dinner table! Don’t stab your food with a chopstick ...

Who am I to correct her “table manners”, because there’s every chance, in the past fortnight, she’s picked up a few I don’t know yet. I’m in awe of her.

In China around the fourth century B.C., people began to shift from hands to spoons (shaped like daggers) and chopsticks, perhaps because those living in the colder north preferred foods that were ...

3. Shared Dishes: Avoid sticking chopsticks upright in shared dishes, as it’s considered bad manners in Japan. 4. Soup Etiquette: Use chopsticks to eat solid components in soup; slurping is acceptable ...