How Should “tip” In Vietnam And Other Asian Countries?

When and how much money should "tip" are always the most common travel questions of many tourists. Below is a tip advice if you are satisfied with the services of the restaurant, hotel or taxi in Vietnam and some other Asian countries.1. Vietnam Restaurant: If you are satisfied with the service, leave a tip of 1 to 2 USD (VND20,000-40,000). Hotel: According to a customer care staff at Sofitel Metropole Hanoi, the reasonable amount you give to the housekeeping staff is 1 or 2 dollars

. Other employees can range from 1-5 dollars depending on service quality. Taxi: Not required but for about $ 1 or less. 2 Cambodia Restaurant: Minimum 5% to 10%, more than special services Hotel: Spend a few dollars for the cleaning staff, you will find the service much better.



1-2 dollars for the carrier of the baggage. Other employees do not have common standards but if there is service it will be better. Taxi: No, it's okay. 3. Thailand Restaurant: Usually 10% of the tip is included in the service charge. With exceptional circumstances, it is possible to leave a few dollars. Hotel: Like the restaurant, 10% is included in the service charge As for the housekeeping, leaving $ 10 when you check out is reasonable, $ 3 for porter service, $ 10 for caregivers with specific jobs.



Taxi: Boa about 10% of the fee, or 1 to 2 dollars is the least. Restaurant: Ifa Hamzah, receptionist of Fullerton Bay hotel, said that tipping is not a custom in Singapore, whether or not customers still receive the best service. China Restaurant: About 15% of service charge Hotel: Approximately $ 8 for the staff to clean the room during the stay; the caregivers, although according to the specific jobs and the quality of service around 16 dollars is reasonable, the person carrying the luggage 3-4 dollars. If a staff shows you around the hotel you will be rewarded with 5-8 dollars. Taxi: Usually people don't tip taxi drivers here. Japan: Leaving a tip in Japan is considered indecent, the hotel staff here are trained to refuse, sometimes they only accept it to avoid embarrassing you when they return you. So never tip in the country of the rising sun. If you find it necessary to do this, put it in an envelope as a "gift" rather than withdraw money from your pocket in front of them.



South Korea Money bills are not popular here as 10% is already included in your bill. You should only leave a small amount at western food restaurants, never do so at Korean restaurants. The hotel doesn't need it, and taxis let them raise their fare themselves if they need to change. Indonesia Restaurant: 5-10% service charge Hotel: Baggage carriers expect a small reward from you. Taxi: It's up to you. 9. Malaysia Restaurant: You should leave a small amount at western food restaurants. Hotels: Luggage carriers expect a small reward from you.



Taxi: Let drivers raise prices when they feel they need to. 9. Philippines Restaurant: 5-10% of service charge Hotel: Make a small allowance for hotel staff Taxi: Let the driver increase the price when they feel the need. India Restaurant: About 10% Hotel: For housekeeping staff, caregiver, porter service from 5-10 dollars. Taxi: Not necessary, but if you want to show off a nice gesture you can reward them with 2 to 4 dollars. Restaurants: Most restaurants already charge a tip in service charges. If satisfied you can leave about 0.5 to 1.



2 dollars. Hotels: Some hotels have a common bonus box that is divided equally among the staff. If you are really satisfied, you can tip the housekeeping staff, caregiver, or porter service with an additional $ 1-10. Taxi: Not necessary. 12. Bhutan Restaurant: Boa money in restaurants is optional. If you want, you can leave 10% of the hotel service fee: It's up to you to tip or not. If not, it's okay if you're really satisfied with the service then spending $ 9 per night on all the services combined is reasonable.



Taxi: Under your sole discretion. 13. Burma Restaurants: Boa money restaurants are optional. If desired you can leave between 2-10 dollars depending on the cost of your meal. Hotels: Non-standard, around $ 5 per individual service. Taxi: Drivers won't be upset if you don't tip them. Bali Restaurant: No requirement but if special case you consider between 1 to 10 dollars. Hotels: The hotels here have charged 10% of your bill.



If you are satisfied, just give 1 dollar bonus. Taxi: Also included in your 10% service charge. Sri Lanka Restaurants: Some restaurants include a 10% tip on a customer's bill. If you are satisfied the service can add 10% more. Hotel: The tip is divided equally among the staff. You are advised to receive an additional 10% off your bill for all services combined. Except for special cases like the person taking care of you every day, you can tip this worker $ 10. Taxi: Not necessary *** Source: Cam.

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