/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12315171
That's fair.

>>12315171
It's because it's easier to get the noodles in your mouth by slurping them.

>japanese student eating at the table next to mine
>he makes so much noise its actually sickening
>whole restaurant is aware and disgusted
>hes not even eating noodles

>>12315171
I do it when I’m alone because it’s easier not to burn my mouth that way.

>>12315178
You sure he wasn’t Chinese?

>>12315171
All asians are like that, since I was educated to close my fucking mouth and proper table manners it does bother me a bit. Sometimes it's like they're trying to amplify the noise on purpose.

>>12315183
Might have been, Im no bug scientist

>>12315191
Their system of manners is a little different. Slurping isn’t as taboo, it’s done on purpose to rapidly cool hot liquids as they enter your mouth. Also IIRC in Chinese table manners slurping your soup and tea is supposed to be a sign of appreciation and that you’re enjoying the food to cook.

>>12315192
I’ve only ever known the Chinese to do that lip smacking thing deliberately. Burping and farting are also a sign of meal appreciation there and good lord do I wish I was kidding.

>>12315183
Chinese tourists are the absolute worst people in the history of humanity. They are like detroit niggers that got a masters degree in being a disgusting annoying piece of shit. So it was probably a chink. They should never be allowed off their land.

Hey guys. Posting Tampopo spaghetti scene. Lolololamao.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNAZmLmyCJk

>>12315191
>Sometimes it's like they're trying to amplify the noise on purpose.
they are, it's meant to signal they're enjoying the food >>12315202

>>12315202
I never understood this retarded shit. Some people in my own family eat as loud as a jet engine without having this whole "eat loudly to show appreciation" mindset. Is it so difficult to just open your mouth once and say, "It's good"?

>>12315360
actions speak louder than words, especially when you have a social concept like face that not only permits but encourages lying

>>12315178
>>12315191
>>12315192
>>12315236
Clueless virgins

>>12315177
>>12315179
>>12315202
Based

It used to be custom to both burp and fart after a good meal as a sign of enjoyment and thankfulness in almost every white (aka European) country til long after the middle ages

t. Historian

>>12315171
Yeah I slurp my Ramen bitch and what?!

>>12315360
It's like those people who say ketchup and hot sauce is an insult. Uh no, I put that stuff on food I like. Just more passive-aggressive womanization of our society.

>>12315171
>punch someone in the face (not literally)
>(not literally)

>>12315191
Japanese table manners aren't bad aside from the slurping thing. I've never heard or seen a Japanese person in a video or in person who chewed with their mouth open or anything. Chinese/Singaporeans/Vietnamese/Malaysians on the other hand have worse manners.

>>12315433
>comparing the late Middle Ages table
manners to Chinese and Japanese people now

That’s a little generous huh anon but I’ll allow it

>>12315527
It's a figure of speech to show frustration.

>>12315433
t.chang

>>12315177
slurping also cools down extremely hot liquid
t. someone who prefers scalding hot tea from hell

smack him in the back of the head and push his face into the soup

>>12315565
The point is that these rules aren't inherent and change at a whim. It's not just Chinese who slurp, we just stopped because we deemed it inappropriate.

I don't even like slurping. It's just a matter of fact that it's been "normal" for most of the time.

>>12315177
It's probably ever less graceful reeling them in with your tongue and teeth for a full 15 seconds.