Ordered Over 60,000 Won Worth of Food, But Still Met With "One Drink Per Person" Policy: Debate Erupts

Let's take a look at our third hot topic.

The "one drink per person" rule—we see this policy so often when visiting cafes, right?

What do you all think about this?

A story was shared online about a customer who ordered over 60,000 won worth of items at a cafe, yet was still required to buy an additional drink because of this policy.

It has sparked a heated debate.

The cafe review was posted on social media on the 26th.

According to the post, the author visited a cafe with four adults and one 35-month-old child.

They ordered four sandwiches, three coffees, one soup, and one cake.

However, the cafe staff informed them that "ordering one drink per person is mandatory."

As I mentioned earlier, they had ordered three coffees.

Consequently, the author ended up ordering an extra cup of coffee.

The writer expressed disappointment, stating that it was a cafe they liked and frequented often, but hearing such a policy made them lose affection for the place, and they don't think they will ever visit again.

Netizens who came across the story had mixed reactions. Some criticized the cafe's response, saying that ordering one menu item per person should be enough and that the policy lacks flexibility.

On the other hand, some argued that since the "one drink per person" rule was clearly announced in advance, customers are expected to follow it.

(Source: Threads ellulu_k)
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