Tipping is an important tradition in America.

When you go to a place, you will understand the importance of doing as the Romans do. When you live in the United States, you need to know all kinds of local cultures, and tipping culture is a hint of diversity. Understanding tipping culture can avoid embarrassing scenes and better adapt to the new life in America. China has no habit of tipping, but it has become a culture in the United States. Tipping is an important tradition in America. Many China people tend to forget this habit after immigrating to the United States, or they don't know how much to tip on what occasions. Here is a detailed introduction to the tipping culture in the United States, so that China people who invest in immigration can adapt to their new life in the United States more quickly.

The tip rates vary from place to place, and the rates in big cities are higher than those in remote areas; Small rates are usually between 15%-20%; The base of tipping is based on the price excluding sales tax; If several service personnel provide services for you at the same time, everyone will give a tip; Sometimes the tip will be charged directly to the bill in the name of service charge or tip, especially when there are more than 8 people at a table.

In restaurants where waiters serve food, the tip is generally 15% to about 25% of the consumption amount. After the cancellation of consumption tax, 15% is the most basic and may be increased to 20% based on the total price of all foods, beverages and drinks. Bartenders in high-end restaurants need to pay separately, paying $65,438 +0 to $2 each time.

In general, the tipping in the cafeteria starts from 15%, which means that the service staff should tip at least 1 USD for serving, washing dishes and cleaning. Don't tip 75 cents for a $5 meal, but you need an integer of 1. If many people eat together, the tip will be automatically added to the bill.

Fast food restaurants generally don't tip. If you ask for special service, you should also give some tips appropriately.

The tip of the bartender in the bar is 1 to $2 per glass of wine or 15% to 20% of the total price. When you get used to this tipping culture, you will realize that tipping is inevitable wherever you are served (for example, men have their hair cut, women wash their hair in beauty salons, and wash their cars). There are many customers who immigrate to the United States now. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. You may wish to know more about tipping, which can avoid many embarrassing situations. How much do you know about American life culture? Let's talk about tipping culture first, and look at big culture in small details. I hope that more China people who invest in immigration can integrate into American life culture as soon as possible and adapt to the new life in the United States quickly.