New restaurant policy: Clean your plate--or else
Sustainably run restaurants can shock diners used to free-flowing Coke products, disposable napkins, and plate-filling portions. But we have yet to hear of a Twin Cities restauranteur audacious enough to enforce a clean-plate policy. For that you'd have to travel to Yukako Ichikawa's restaurant, Wafu, in Sydney, Australia.
iLoveButter via Flickr.com Clean your plate, or don't show your face around here again.
Ichikawa isn't kidding around about her philosophy. While diners who clear their plate receive a 30 percent discount, those who don't can expect to be asked not to come back, reports The Sydney Morning Herald. Ichikawa's reasoning is simple: She's horrified that people die from hunger, so she won't allow waste in her restaurant.
Is it really "guilty-free Japanese food," as the menu says, if you're made to swallow the chef's philosophy along with the food?
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