Chopsticks are not just eating utensils in several Asian cultures, they are a symbol of tradition and etiquette ...

Japanese Chopstick Etiquette: Stop Rubbing Your Waribashi Together! Waribashi are wooden, disposable chopsticks -- the kind available in just about every Japanese restaurant in Miami.

For example, eating with your left hand in India may garner unwanted stares, while knowing the proper chopstick etiquette when dining in China can save you from accidentally appearing rude. Just like ...

Ever been in a home so clean it felt like a museum? Now add in strict chopstick etiquette, and you’ve got the setup for one hilariously awkward evening. This story blends spotless home habits with a ...

When it comes to eating with chopsticks in a restaurant, there may be one important rule of etiquette you're not aware of -- yet. Here's the dish.

Chopsticks are slim and maneuverable enough to easily get to all the bubbles without making a mess or agitating the food too much (and therefore creating more bubbles and air pockets).

When you are using disposable chopsticks, where the rest is not available, chopstick wrappers maybe folded into a rest, according to the book, ‘Japanese Etiquette Today: A guide to business and ...

From table settings to unspoken rules of behavior, Vietnam, China, and South Korea are among Asian countries known for their intricate dining etiquette, with customs so detailed and firmly embedded ...