15 BIZARRE Food Etiquette Rules From Around The World

List of the top 15 weirdest food etiquette rules from around the world. When traveling abroad, table manners are the is the most important way to show respect to your gracious host.

Most of us have been scolded for poor table manners at least once. We have also all acquired habits that we might not even realize could be considered rude in other parts of the world. Here are the 15 Weirdest Food Etiquette Rules From Around The World!

Do you have good manners? What do you think are some of the wildest, strangest things diners in other countries outside the United States of America are doing. If you enjoyed this video list of the top 15 bizarre food etiquette rules from around the world that most Americans do not understand. Comment: #eating #cultue #babbletop

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Weirdest Food Etiquette Rules From Around The World
0:18 Cleaning Your Plate - China
1:15 No Extra Cheese, Please - Italy
2:12 Saying Thank You - India
3:07 Slurping Your Food - Japan
4:02 Don't Salt Your Food - Egypt And Portugal
4:53 Don't Clink Your Glass - Hungary
5:46 Turning A Fish Over - China
6:40 Fork Vs Hands - Mexico And Chile
7:38 Split The Bill - France
8:38 No Hands On Your Lap - Russia
9:33 Tricky Coffee Business - Italy
10:30 Garbage On The Floor - Spain
11:24 Wine Rules - Georgia
12:22 Forks Don't Go In Mouths - Thailand
13:26 Pass The Port To The Left - Britain

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[atotalsham]

Something to add; Many countries in the world think its weird to take your leftover food home with you, but in the US its seen as completely normal.

[cherryblossoms]

Learning about other cultures etiquette rules is nice! Thanks for showing this :).

[professordreamer]

BabbleTop can you do a Top 10 Fried Chicken Restaurant Specials At Fried Chicken Restaurants.

[CJ_Pharaoh]

I remember going to a diwaniya in Kuwait. It's a huge gathering area usually in someones house or a tent. The host serves everyone dinner and they're usually royalty or extremely rich. I had taken my friend along and wouldn't you know it he was left handed. As soon as he dived into the platter, for 20, that had fish machboos in it EVERYONE seated in our circle looked at him with disgust. One guy looked so pissed I thought he was going to fling his doll size cup of coffee at him 🤣
Good times.

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Be safe and STAY blessed everybody
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[shayjohnson]

Different... but honestly with the explanations, some of these makes total sense.

[cijmo]

I have enjoyed everywhere I've traveled, I love different customs and everything but some of the food things are very awkward. I can't eat heaping amounts of food and I have to avoid several foods due to allergies and reflux. I can't drink alcohol or fizzy drinks ... all of those things make me just panic when someone invites me to their place for supper.

[CountryballPhilAnimation]

In Philippines we don't use Bread knife instead use Spoon. Spoon can also be your knife it's to rare to find bread knife

[krisfrederick]

I love that we all think everyone else is bizarre. While everyone else is thinking the same thing. 👀

[tijanamilenkovic]

Summer has come!

I have to say 'why?', Mulan caught 10 fish, but Li Shang caught only 1 fish. Regardless, classic summer fun

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[TwoSing]

I knew some of these, and some I didn’t. I and my family are born and raised in America, and a couple of these are just practiced as normal table manners in my family. I don’t plan on traveling around the world to eat, but these are interesting things to know~

[laurensteenkamp]

About the British one, it's only really important to know which way to pass Port is if your a man, at a country estate and your in a TV drama set pre world war 1. Personally I've never heard of anyone having Port except in some BBC Christmas specials, even then it's usually TV chefs putting Port into a Christmas pudding replacement dessert

[Food_and_Cats]

I NEVER LAUGH AT A VIDEO MUCH!!!!🤣 And yeap, traveling the world is OFF my bucket list now! Hahahaha🤣🤣

[timrobinson]

I think I will stay and eat in the good old USA too many rules around the world to mess around with

[JennieBonbons]

😂The clip @ 10:54 tickles me ever so sweetly!!❤️
🤢Eewww!! What the Fudge!!😋

[bonitamojica]

Gheez, you can't do anything anywhere. When it comes to food "etiquette", I'm glad I live in the U.S.
I'm someone who eats intuitively, not fearing "waste", so having to finish my food when I'm full just so that I don't offend someone doesn't sound like something I'd ever be willing to do. If my body doesn't want any more food, I'm not eating anything else. I'm not going to over eat just to make someone happy. I don't care about how they feel about it 😆

[funanddiscussionentertainm]

Dining in Russia not really an option these days but I appreciate the information

[clark]

I don't think anyone will be dining in Russia anytime soon

[marcelofurtadoyt]

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[undergraduate]

Lol, I thanked my mother for Mysore Masala Dosa and she didn't feel insulted.
Kuch Bhi.

[notreyf]

Insulting Russian dining etiquette is pretty low on my list of priorities right now.