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Tokyo dementia cafe marks anniversary of mistaken orders | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Tokyo dementia cafe marks anniversary of mistaken orders | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
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A Restaurant That Gets 40 Percent Of All Orders Wrong Has A 99 Percent Customer Satisfaction Rate

Tokyo's "Restaurant Of Mistaken Orders," where the staff all live with dementia, is a hit among Japanese foodies for all the right reasons. They get nearly half of the orders wrong, but customers appreciate that the staff is thriving and the food is delicious.

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In aging Japan, dementia patients staff cafe of mistaken orders

In aging Japan, dementia patients staff cafe of mistaken orders
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At Japan s dementia cafes, forgotten orders are all part of the service

TOKYO - The 85-year-old server was eager to kick off his shift, welcoming customers into the restaurant with a hearty greeting: "Irasshaimase!" or "Welcome!" But when it came time to take their orders, things got a little complicated. He walked up to a table but forgot his clipboard of order forms. He gingerly delivered a piece of cake to the wrong table. One customer waited 16 minutes for a cup of water after being seated.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interest

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At Japan s dementia cafes, forgotten orders are all part of the service

At Japan s dementia cafes, forgotten orders are all part of the service
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