First, let's look at a story about a restaurant that served different portions of food to male and female customers.
Yes, a story was recently posted on social media about a customer who felt upset after visiting a restaurant with a female colleague and noticing a difference in food portions.
The author, identified as Mr. A, introduced himself as a man and said that after taking their order, a restaurant staff member shouted to the kitchen, "One noodles for a man, one noodles for a woman."
When comparing the noodles that were served shortly after, the amount placed in front of the female employee was noticeably smaller.
When the female employee asked, "The price is the same, so why are the portions different?", the restaurant staff replied, "It's because women generally eat less than men," adding, "We'll give you more if it's not enough."
Various opinions emerged among netizens who came across the story.
Reactions included, "If the price is the same, they should serve the standard portion," and "It is unfair to serve different portions regardless of the customer's preference." Opinions were also raised that it would be better to divide portion sizes into large, medium, and small so that customers can choose for themselves.
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Restaurant Serves Smaller Portions to Female Customers for the Same Price
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