Foods on display

well yeah..we do have some display of food to choose from..but if we want something not in ordinary we could always eat in restaurants and ask for a menu for the day..

Hello aryajayaprakash, Im, from the Philippines and, we also have the same thing that some restaurants do. If you eat at food courts here they usually put actual food displays on their counter top where you could chose the menu. I guess your right that this kind of thing really helps the customers choose what food they want to eat.. ^_^

My country, Australia rarely have this kind of system. I can only think of one Korean cafe that have this system. Yeah, I agree with you, I often spend like 10 minutes reading a menu. The more words in the menu, the longer it took me to read. Therefore, an image equals to a thousands words to save time and effort. Cheers'

I think the closest thing that I can relate that to, is sometimes restaurants will have a display of their desserts. I think thats because people will most likely have a appetizer and an entree but will pass on dessert. So its maybe some type of way to promote the sales of dessert too. But other than this I don't really recall seeing food displayed in the front of restaurants in the US.

no we dont here in melbourne, but in the shopping centres they have sample foods for you to try.. thats the closest we get to a free taste lol... hugsssssssss

That's a good thing. You don't have to go in to the restaurant to see the foods. Saves time. Some of this types of restaurant already existed in our country. I don't know if the restaurant all display their foods it will be hard because every time you see a food in display it will make you hungry. And you buy more and more.

No, we don't have anything like that around here. It's a good idea though.

Hello aryajayaprakash, I don't think we have it here. Food are not being displayed as samples here. The most that we have maybe just a catalog menu with a very tempting photo of each food. That's normal way I guess. I think they do the right thing in Japan for displaying the samples as most tourists can't speak the language.By displaying the different menus that they have, it is easier for the customers to make their choice.

Hello 'a' In England this is done in larger cities in the areas where people of different nationalities live and work so they show people what their food is like, but I wouldn't say it is a common practise in England.