Is it okay to just order rice at a ramen restaurant?

Apparently there was a customer at a ramen restaurant who only ordered rice.

At a ramen restaurant, the premise is to eat ramen.

On top of that, there is rice as a side menu.

I understand that rice at a ramen restaurant is eaten with ramen or gyoza.

The person who ordered just rice at a ramen restaurant four times

The person said that he liked to eat rice with mustard greens, which was provided as a service (or as a condiment) at the store.

He probably didn’t order just rice all of a sudden.

At first, he ordered rice with his ramen, and that’s probably when he discovered how to eat it.

There’s no denying that the takana at a ramen restaurant is delicious.

And the person ordered only rice a total of 4 times.

On the 5th time I ordered only rice, the staff pointed out to me, “Please order other menu items as well.”

This seems to be a natural step, since the cost per customer will be lower if only rice is ordered.

Stuff must have thought by the fourth time that he wasn’t ordering just rice.

Why not ask for some mustard greens to sell?

If you liked the mustard greens at that restaurant so much, wasn’t there an option to just share the mustard greens?

Or you could ask where they get their products from.

I don’t know if you can tell me.

Has the person’s way of thinking changed?

After going through this process, has the way of thinking of the person who ordered only rice changed? It seems like it hasn’t changed at all.

That person is at fault for not making it a rule that only those who have ordered ramen or other items can order rice! That’s what he says.

Nobody didn’t expect the person to think like that.

It would be no exaggeration to say that things are actually getting worse.

What we can do is not get involved

With the spread of SNS, anyone can now easily express their opinions.

As a result, troubles related to SNS are only increasing.

Maybe all we can do is not get involved.

As the saying goes, “Curiosity kills the cat.”