Dining Culture and Food & Beverage Trends

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Peter Troesch Group moderator
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Is it important to know about the dining etiquette of the person you have dinner with?
Are you in a better position - be it in private or business life - if you feel confident about what to do and what not to do at the table wherever you are? Losing face at the table because somebody did not know the rules and etiquette has been the reason for many failed business negotiations.
- 04 Nov 2006, 4:34 pm
Peter Troesch wrote: > Are you in a better position - be it in private or business life - if > you feel confident about what to do and what not to do at the table > wherever you are? Losing face at the table because somebody did not > know the rules and etiquette has been the reason for many failed > business negotiations.
Michael Fleyzor
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Re: Is it important to know about the dining etiquette of the person you have dinner with?
Peter, the answer is obvious, yes, it is very important.
I have one question about eating soup in China, is it proper to
slurp and/or make noise when eating enjoying soup?
- 11 Jan 2009, 08:26 am
Michael Fleyzor wrote: > Peter, the answer is obvious, yes, it is very important. > I have one question about eating soup in China, is it proper to > slurp and/or make noise when eating enjoying soup?