From my days at school when I worked as a waiter in the student dinning hall and wore a heavily starched 'waiters jacket' this is what I recall. Oh yes, and my grandmother also taught me well:
The main dish plate should be centered on the table in front of each guest's chair. At the top left find a bread and butter plate and to the top right find a water goblet and sometimes a wine glass also. To the left side of the main dish plate there should be found a napkin neatly folding and upon the top of the napkin will be found most often two or more forks. The placement of the forks is intended to serve as a guide to your guest as to the meal presentation. That fork closest to the plate will be used for the main entree and that fork furthest from the plate will be employed for an earlier dish or salad. As the meal progresses you will use first the outside fork and leave the soiled fork on the plate when finished with the dish. In turn you will pick up the fork next closest to the main entree plate and again leave the soiled fork on the dish you have just completed. On the right side of the main entree plate and closest to the plate there should be found a knife, the sharp blade of which should be turned to the plate. Next to the knife and further from the plate will be found one or more spoons Please don't place a soup spoon here but do place the soup spoon, if any, to the top of the main entree plate in a horizontal position handle to the right. Depending upon the number of dishes to be served there may be placed on top of the main entree plate other plates as necessary. These plates may hold salad and other items as they are served.
All guests settings are set in the same manner whether the items may or may not be used by the guest. The attentive waiter will remove each item in turn as the dish is served and will watch each guest carefully for their needs. The guest is expected to signal that he or she has finished with a plate by carefully placing the fork or spoon in the center of the plate. The most formal meals will require all of the particular dish to be cleared from the table at that moment when the last table guest seated has so signaled. In less formal settings the waiter may remove the plate as each guest si signals with their fork or spoon.
Each entree may be brought to the table center in less formal settings either separately or 'family style' all dishes brought out of the kitchen and put upon the table togther. In a formal seating the waiter will bring the food item to each guest approaching only from the left side of the guest with food items and from the right side only when offering to fill a goblet. with a liquid. After all guests have been offered a serving, the serving bowl or plate may be placed into the center of the table for 'second helpings'. Never should there be applause for the waiter.
its about Chinese people who move to America from china, and they are not accustomed to the American way.
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The regular way is the normal, usual way.
It is a way of setting the table according to tsar's rules. It is similar to that used in formal dining, with a placemat placed on top of the tablecloth, a charger plate and silverware placed in the order it is to be used. The food is served from the left, plates and the silver removed from the right.
The way you set your table is important, because it influences three things:It indicates the tone/feeling that people have about being together.It lets people know that you think they are important enough to put in extra effort for them.It influences the appearance of the food served.
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It's just good manners to set the table for eg. when a guest comes over and usually we put a fork, knife, plate, glass for every meal but it's not a 'must' to set the table. It also makes the diner more comfortable if everyone follows the reccommended pattern for the place setting. That way wherever you go, you will know where the knife, spoon, fork, glass, etc. are when you need them.
An American plate service style, is a serving style where the whole dish is already prepared in the kitchen and then given to the waiter to place it on the table. It is a very efficient way of serving and enhances speed between the time of delivery and the time the customer can eat it.
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