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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.
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
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