100+ Restaurants in Singapore That Do Not Serve Free Water
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100+ Restaurants in Singapore That Do Not Serve Free Water

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For a long while we have noticed an annoying trend in many restaurants. An increasing number have a no-water policy: They do not serve free water to diners even when requested. Instead, we have to buy their bottled water. Not only is the bottled water overpriced, the bottles are eco-unfriendly as well. We find this practice highly unacceptable.

Therefore, we are compiling a list of restaurants that refuse to serve free water. If you have come across any, please let us know in the comments and it would be added to the list.

Please do not submit hawker stalls, coffee shops, fast food restaurants, food kiosks/carts. Please also state the outlet location and indicate if there is no service charge.


Updates:
August 19, 2010: Removed Lenas (Bugis Junction)

95+ Restaurants in Singapore That Do Not Serve Free Water
  1. Acacia (Bishan Park) – source
  2. Ajisen Classic Ramen (Changi Airport T3) – reader’s contribution
  3. Alley Bar (Orchard Road) – reader’s contribution on Facebook
  4. Aloy Thai (Shaw Tower) – reader’s contribution
  5. Astons Specialties (all outlets) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  6. Bali Thai (Novena Square & Tampines Mall) – personal experience & reader’s contribution
  7. Bao Luo Wan Xiang (Plaza Singapura) – reader’s contribution
  8. Bar Bar Black Sheep (Robertson Quay) (no service charge) – reader’s contribution
  9. Barcelos (VivoCity) (no service charge) – reader’s contribution
  10. BBQ Chicken (Cathay Cineleisure Orchard) – reader’s contribution
  11. Beary Food (Republic Plaza) – reader’s contribution
  12. Blu (Shangri-La Hotel) – reader’s contribution
  13. Café Le Caire (Arab Street) – reader’s contribution
    Adobe PDF document Restaurant’s response in news article
  14. Canopy Cafe (Marina Bay Golf Course) – reader’s contribution
  15. Canton-i (Ion Orchard) – reader’s contribution
  16. The Cathay Restaurant (The Cathay) – reader’s contribution
  17. Casa do Churrasco Brazil (Katong Village) – source
  18. Central Restaurant (all outlets) – reader’s contribution
  19. Check In (Robertson Quay) – reader’s contribution
  20. Chen Fu Ji Grains (The Central) – reader’s contribution
  21. Coffee Club (Orchard Fountain Corner) – reader’s contribution
  22. Crystal Jade Hong Kong Café (Orchard Central & Liang Seah Street) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  23. Crystal Jade Kitchen (Causeway Point, Ngee Ann City & Suntec City Mall) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2 | 3
  24. Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao (Bugis Junction, Holland Avenue, Ngee Ann City & Suntec City Mall) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2 | 3
    Read Our reviews 1 | 2
  25. Diandin Leluk Thai Restaurant (Serangoon Garden) – reader’s contribution
  26. Different Taste Café and Restaurant (Frankel Avenue & Jalan Mas Puteh) (no service charge) – sources 1 | 2
  27. Ebisboshi Shotengai (Iluma) – reader’s contribution
  28. Esmirada (Chijmes) – reader’s contribution
  29. First Thai Food (Purvis Street) – reader’s contribution
  30. Fou de Fafa (Capital Tower) – reader’s contribution
  31. Gelare Café (Hougang Mall) – reader’s contribution
  32. Giraffe Restaurant and Bar (Istana Park) – reader’s contribution
    Read Our review
  33. Haato (Ridgewood Close) – reader’s contribution
  34. Heaven’s Loft (Orchard Central) – reader’s contribution
  35. The Highlander Bar & Restaurant (Clarke Quay) – reader’s contribution
  36. Hong Kong Kim Gary Restaurant (VivoCity) – reader’s contribution
    Read Our review
  37. Hot Tomato Express (Plaza Singapura) – reader’s contribution
  38. Hotpot Culture (Marina Square) – reader’s contribution
  39. Imperial Herbal Restaurant & Tcafe (VivoCity) – reader’s contribution
  40. Insomnia (Chijmes) – reader’s contribution
  41. Jalapeno’s Pepper (Singapore Flyer) – sources 1 | 2 | 3
  42. Joaquim Buffet Restaurant (Suntec City Mall) – reader’s contribution
  43. Kartini Restaurant (Parkway Parade) – reader’s contribution
  44. Kebab Station (East Coast Park & Parkway Parade) (no service charge) – personal experience
    Read Our review
  45. Kenny Rogers Roasters (Great World City, Marina Square & Suntec City Mall) – reader’s contributions 1 | 2
  46. Kim Choo Kueh Chang (East Coast) (no service charge) – sources 1 | 2 | 3
  47. Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant (Furama Riverfront Hotel) – personal experience
  48. La Forketta (Dempsey) – sources 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
    Adobe PDF document Restaurant’s response in news article & here
  49. Lai Lai Casual Dining (Jurong Point) – reader’s contribution
  50. Le Baroque (Chijmes) – reader’s contribution
  51. Lerk Thai (Singapore Expo & Woodlands Civic Centre) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  52. Little Bali (Gillman’s Village) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
    Restaurant’s response
  53. Liquid Kitchen (all outlets) – reader’s contribution
  54. Lush Cafe (313 @ Somerset) – reader’s contribution
  55. Mad Jack Café (all outlets) (no service charge) – personal experience
    Adobe PDF document Restaurant’s response in news article
  56. Midsummer Nite Breeze (Pasir Ris Park) – sources 1 | 2
  57. Mimolette Restaurant & Bar (Fairways Drive) – reader’s contribution
  58. Ming Kee Live Seafood (Macpherson Road) – reader’s contribution
  59. MOF (Ministry of Food) (Suntec City Mall & West Coast Plaza) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  60. The Mussel Guys (VivoCity) – personal experience
    Read Our review
  61. My Mum’s Cuisine (Paragon) – reader’s contribution
  62. Nan Xiang (Novena Square 2) – reader’s contribution
  63. Nando’s (Bugis Junction) – reader’s contribution
  64. Nectarie le’Dessert Patisserie (Clarke Quay) – sources 1 | 2
  65. New Harbour Café & Bar (Tanjong Pagar) – reader’s contribution
  66. No Signboard Seafood Restaurant (all outlets) – reader’s contribution
  67. Novus (National Museum) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  68. OK Shabu Shabu (East Coast Road) – reader’s contribution
  69. Old Hong Kong Kitchen (Square 2) – reader’s contribution
  70. Old Town White Coffee (all outlets) – personal experience & readers’ contributions 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
    Read Our review
  71. Oosters Belgian Brasserie (Suntec City Mall) – reader’s contribution
  72. Pacific Allied Cafe (URA Centre) – reader’s contribution
  73. Palm Beach Seafood Restaurant (One Fullerton) – reader’s contribution
  74. Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore (Siglap) – reader’s contribution
  75. Pasta Stylo (City Square Mall) – personal experience
    Read Our review
  76. Pizza Bar da Donato (Ghim Moh) – reader’s contribution
  77. Pizza da Donato (Sixth Avenue) – reader’s contribution
  78. Prince Taiwan Porridge (Upper Bukit Timah) – reader’s contribution
  79. Pu Tien (Tampines Mall) – reader’s contribution
  80. The Pump Room (Clarke Quay) – reader’s contribution
  81. Ramen Ten (all outlets) – reader’s contribution
  82. Red Lacquer Authentic Penang Peranakan (Jurong Point) – personal experience
  83. Renaldo’s (Eastwood Centre) – reader’s contribution
  84. Renn Thai (Clarke Quay) – reader’s contribution
  85. Royal Café (Siglap) – reader’s contribution
  86. Secret Recipe (all outlets) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2 | 3
  87. Seoul Garden (all outlets) – reader’s contribution
  88. The Shack (Sentosa’s Tanjong Beach) – reader’s contribution
  89. Skinny Pizza (Suntec City Mall) – reader’s contribution
  90. Soup Spoon (all outlets) (no service charge) – reader’s contribution
  91. Suanthai (Killiney Road) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  92. Sweet Spring (AMK Hub) – reader’s contribution
  93. Table 108 (Chijmes) – reader’s contribution
  94. The Tapas Tree (Clarke Quay) – personal experience & source
    Adobe PDF document Restaurant’s response in news article
  95. Tawandang Micro Brewery (Dempsey Road) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2
  96. Tori-Tama (Robertson Walk) – reader’s contribution
  97. Uncle’s Kitchen (Bugis Junction) – reader’s contribution
  98. Va Va Voom (Seah Street) – sources 1 | 2
  99. Wan Chai Hong Kong Tea Room (Sembawang Shopping Centre) – reader’s contribution
  100. Ximending (VivoCity) – reader’s contribution
  101. Xin Wang Hong Kong Café (all outlets) – readers’ contributions 1 | 2 | 3
    Read Our review
  102. Xing Hua Family Restaurant (Towner Road) – reader’s contribution

Disclaimer: This list is compiled based on reader contributions and our own dining experiences. All comments and sources are linked for your reference. While we have taken steps to ensure the information presented is current, you may still wish to double-check with the restaurants if they have updated their no-water policy. If you notice any discrepancy, please let us know and we would gladly make the amendments.


To restaurateurs that do not serve free water: Wouldn’t you want your customers to keep coming back? If giving them water, even tap is fine, would improve their dining experience, why wouldn’t you do it? Isn’t that better than pissing off potential customers that would never return? Just how much is a glass of tap water gonna cost you anyway?

Let us exercise our right as a customer and not give in to such practices that exist only to milk more money out of us. Should you encounter such a restaurant, feel free to

  1. Walk out of the restaurant.
  2. Blacklist and stop patronising the place.
  3. Tell your friends about it.
  4. Leave a comment here and we would add it to the list.

Hopefully in some small way, it would prompt restaurateurs to stop this penny-wise, pound-foolish practice.

Spread the word!


In the press

July 12, 2009

The Sunday Times has published an article based on this list. We have made it available here for your reading (in PDF format):

The Sunday Times (July 12, 2009): All stirred up over drinking water in restaurants

Much of the article has been written from the perspective of these restaurants, along with several comments from the stakeholders. We would love to hear your views.

We do like the quote by Mr. Aun Koh that sums up this no-water policy perfectly:

Mr Aun Koh, director of media and lifestyle consultancy Ate Media which published Asia’s first restaurant guide The Miele Guide, said: ‘In Singapore, there is no excuse other than snobbish vanity to drink bottled water and no reason other than an attempt to increase revenues for restaurateurs to refuse to offer tap water to their patrons.’

Adobe PDF document Read this article


July 14, 2009

Following the Sunday Times article, waves of comments came pouring in, starting with this one. If you are following the highly active discussion, that would be a good place to start.

In response to the article, Sunday Times reader Mr. Cassell R. Meyers has written in to the forum to share his own personal views and experience.

Adobe PDF document Read this forum letter


August 13, 2009

The Today newspaper published an article on the harmful impact of bottled water, primarily from the discarding of plastic bottles. Here’s a quote from the article:

Dr Seetharam Kallidaikurichi, director of the Institute of Water Policy at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, said: ‘the public should be made aware of the “unnecessary” buying of bottled water for drinking, especially in places where tap water is safe to drink, such as in houses and restaurants. This is because such a practice can turn into a habit and this will lead to even more plastic bottles being used — and discarded.’

Adobe PDF document Read this article




About the Author
Veron Ang

Veron Ang is the founder and chief editor of Sparklette. She lives in Singapore and has dined and traveled across the world. She also runs Sparklette Studio, a and firm. If you'd like to connect with her, head on over to the contact page or follow her personal updates on Twitter: @VeronSG.


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  1. jia
    June 16, 2009
     

    xin wang hong kong cafe (Marina Square) 20cents charge for warm water, 40cents charge for ice water. :( whats the point

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  2. Mark
    June 16, 2009
     

    penny wise, pound foolish. glad to finally meet someone in singapore who knows that such a concept exists!

    on another matter. i recall there was some law in the uk that forced restaurants to give water free of charge if a customer asked for it. that was a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away though.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  3. Jacelyn
    June 16, 2009
     

    Great list!

    Bakerzin @ Tampines 1 do serve free water :) I second Xin Wang HK Cafe (Marina Sq) too! Can’t remember the rest. I’ve encountered lots! Will contribute if I managed to recall :)

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

      • audreytang
        June 16, 2009
         

        I’m with you – it annoys me to no end when a restaurant doesn’t serve water. I mean, come on – worse case scenario, just turn on the freakin tap.

        Bakerzin at Raffles City and UE Square serves water though, I was just there a few weeks ago.

        Another place with good Thai food that doesn’t serve water – First Thai on Purvis Street.

        Reply

        • VeronTwitter
          June 16, 2009
           

  4. proud mom to maximusTwitter
    June 16, 2009
     

    its quite annoying. we paid almost $100 plus for a few bowls of ramen n plates of sushi but the service sucks..not only abt not serving us ice water, but there is no small bowls for the dips and plates for the kids to enjoy their sushi…crap…its ramen ten, where else…thank god u highlighted it here!
    btw can we have more stories abt Snowy?

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  5. ryn
    June 16, 2009
     

    Yes! I fully agree with you…not serving water while charging high food prices and service charge is just money grubbing. Here’s one more for your list…Beary Cafe at Republic Plaza

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  6. Jasmine
    June 16, 2009
     

    To add to Jia’s comment, all Xin Wang Cafes (Hong Kong and Taiwan) don’t serve water. You’ll have to pay or get some drink to not feel thirsty. *frowns*

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

      • ambber
        August 17, 2009
         

        I agree. I like the curry too, but i will not be going back very often anymore… Luckily I discovered the no water policy just before I was going to sign up for their membership card.

        I don’t mind so much not being served drinks if I don’t have to pay the service charge. And it’s not that I mind paying 40 cents for a glass of water. It’s the whole principle behind the restaurant’s policy. It’s so wrong!

        It’s not that they mind so much giving you a cup of water. It’s the opportunity cost that it presents to these restaurants. Satisfied with your free water, you wouldn’t be paying for a metal-cupful of yuan yang now would you? See the greed behind it?

        Here’s another for your list. Renaldo’s Apple Strudel. I went in once for a pie and ordered an ice chocolate. But I had to take a pill, so I requested for a cup of water to wash it down. Had to pay 30 cents for it. DESPITE having ordered another drink to go with my meal!

        Reply

        • VeronTwitter
          August 18, 2009
           

  7. The Cooking Ninja
    June 16, 2009
     

    Restaurants who don’t serve tap water are stupid. Force your regular customers to buy bottled water for a few cents of profit is not worth it. They forget that Singapore consumers aren’t Europeans or living in countries where tap water is not safe to drink. If my favourite restaurant does this, I won’t patronize their restaurant again. Here in France, tap water is free by law.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  8. jh
    June 16, 2009
     

    hi,
    are you sure about Petite Cuisine at Serene Centre? I can’t remember exactly, but I think there’s self-service plain water

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

      • DanielTwitter
        January 23, 2010
         

        Yes La Petite Cuisine serves free water, but it is self-service.

        Reply

  9. ice
    June 16, 2009
     

    I think all Bakerzin outlets have since changed their policy & started serving water.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

  10. rachel
    June 16, 2009
     

    Wht abt Astons! they charge 30Cents for plain water )):

    I nvr realise bakerzin doesnt serve water! I just went to the one at suntec, and they have free flow of water! paragon too!!

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 16, 2009
       

      • rachel
        June 16, 2009
         

        Specialties! Im sure on this, because i frequent the one at The Cathay!!
        My friend always say restaurants who dont serve free flow of plain water is rly smart, cuz alot of expenses come from the water utilities bill or something )): But i am happy tht bakerzins start to serve water! Plus the 50% off NY CHeese Cake! YAY!

        Reply

        • VeronTwitter
          June 16, 2009
           

          • rachel
            June 16, 2009
             

            Yeah, oh btw i love all yoru lists! Esp the one in 2006 – Best&Worst Restaurants of the year. Really good reviews/list (: How do you get to Graze!

            Reply

  11. Bor
    June 17, 2009
     

    Nice article! I like that someone bitches about these things, while most ppl don’t rly care that much. It’s absolutely ridiculous that one has to pay for water, or that one cannot get tap water for that matter. It’s not as if there’s a shortage on water in the world… (third world countries are an exception ofc)

    Good job!

    Greets from the Netherlands.

    Bor.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

  12. Shane
    June 17, 2009
     

    From what i remember, many places in the US also make it mandatory to serve water where alcohol is served. In restaurants, it’s just good practice to serve even if you don’t serve alcohol to the customer. I think this is great cos it covers all the bases.

    On a more relevant note, what about “conditional” water service? I went to coffee club at clarke quay and asked for water and the waiter said “we only serve water with food orders.” I had to argue till i was blue in the face that the dessert i ordered was “food” before i got served free water.

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    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

      • lala
        July 20, 2009
         

        Which TCC are you talking about? The one in Orchard does not serve iced water. Gotta buy Evian. Anyways, I am actually against people who order for tap water, simply because I think there is no such thing as a “free” thing when you’re going to a restaurant to enjoy a good meal. Besides, even if you go to a food court, you have to get a bottle of water too. Why would a restaurant be any different?

        I love your website, truly I do. However, I think people should just pay for whatever they want, service charge or not. If they can’t, they are free to not patronise the place again instead of making such a big hooha about it.

        Reply

        • VeronTwitter
          July 20, 2009
           

        • Melissa
          July 20, 2009
           

          I have never been to a TCC that does not serve iced water. That includes the one in Orchard. Do you pay food court prices in restaurants? That’s one difference. Do you pay service charges? That’s another difference.

          Since you claimed that you love her website, respect the fact that she is free to write her opinion here. Some of us come here to read this stuff because we find it useful. She writes food reviews and “makes such a big hooha” about how good the restaurants are all the time, do you complain? Or are you whining now because she has a differing opinion from yours this time round?

          Reply

        • Mohd HIshamTwitter
          September 9, 2009
           

          I’m a TCC (The Coffee Connoisseur, not The Coffee Club) member, and you can say I’m a loyalist who have visited each and every one of their boutique outlets; and for each visit, I never had to ask for water.

          They would ask if I want warm or chilled plain water; while I look through the menu.

          @Veron: There are one or two occasions where I was displeased with the service standards or the menu changes; the email address given is really monitored and every email is replied promptly. That is good service and good follow-up I feel.

          Thanks for putting up this list.

          cheers,
          @mhisham

          Reply

          • VeronTwitter
            September 9, 2009
             

          • grayvin
            January 16, 2010
             

            Good afternoon,

            I am a student from Singapore Polythecnic. I am doing a project in Service Marketing module. I need some input for my input on how TCC(The-Coffee-Connoisseur) is employing great diplomacy and tact in dealing with abusive customers such as the thief, rule breaker,belligerent, family feuders, vandal and dedbeat.

            I would like to know whether did you came across with an exprience that how TCC handling the abusive customer?

            Thank you very much.

            Reply

  13. Elliott
    June 17, 2009
     

    In Arizona (USA) a business is required by law to provide water to any who ask. The perks of living in the middle of a desert, courtesy become ley.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

  14. wendy
    June 17, 2009
     

    can someone with some clout get straits times or sunday times to do a story on this.?

    Reply

  15. LeonTwitter
    June 17, 2009
     

    Alp’s Cafe on Prinsep Street
    The Pump Room (Clarke Quay)

    I also never return to locations with no water. I am frustrated when they charge 30 cents for tap water too. To me this is just poor customer service and I never return.

    –Leon

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

      • ah meng
        July 22, 2009
         

        Hi Veron, just curious…upon recieving comments about places tht dont serve ice water; did you personally investigate it yourself? I hope you enquire with the restaurant manager/owner yourself rather than adding them blindly maybe?
        Its wierd because i frequent to Alps cafe n was not refused a glass of water let alone charge me for it. Can you look into it please?

        ps: lets be fair to the good ones though there are places tht i agree with you on the list above…..:)

        Reply

        • Mouse
          July 22, 2009
           

          All the additions to the list are clearly marked as reader’s contributions. If there are contradictions, I’m sure that Veron takes time to revise the list. This is clearly presented as a community exercise – both implicitly: it’s a blog format and is by definition collaborative, and explicitly: the list is clearly presented as the product of community reports. Given this situation, one should not judge this blog by the standards of a newspaper, which is produced and presented within a wholly different context. I’m not saying that due care and attention should not be paid to getting the facts straight, I’m just saying that in the context of a blog, the means by which this is achieved is self-correction by the community. While there will be errors, these in time will be corrected. If the list in this blog had to be held up to the standards of a newspaper, it wouldn’t exist at all as I doubt Veron has the time to contact all the restaurateurs individually (and I’m sure many wouldn’t even bother to respond to her).

          Reply

          • auntieluciaTwitter
            July 22, 2009
             

            Aiyah, Ah Meng, Veron already has a disclaimer, mah!

            Reply

    • comments72
      July 23, 2009
       

      I am a regular at Alps Cafe and I think you had got it all wrong Leon. Alps Cafe have never ever charged customer $0.30 for a glass of tap water. In fact they do offer water when customers requested for it. They just do not serve water upfront like some restaurants do.

      Reply

      • VeronTwitter
        July 23, 2009
         

  16. Howard
    June 17, 2009
     

    I can’t stand places that don’t serve free water. I especially hate it when they try to make up an excuse like, “It’s for sanitary reasons we can’t provide free water.” I’ll take my chances!

    I’m opening a new restaurant, so I can see it from the proprietor’s point-of-view. Charging for water adds up to an additional few thousand dollars of income each year. Up to the owner whether that profit is worth alienating a segment of customers over.

    I’ll never charge for water! (Well, unless someone specifically orders bottled water…)

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

    • DanielTwitter
      January 23, 2010
       

      That’s why I go to Standing Sushi Bar. =)

      Reply

  17. psily
    June 17, 2009
     

    MOF.
    I’m not sure about the one at suntec.. but the one at west coast plaza doesn’t not.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

      • Tryx
        July 14, 2009
         

        MOF suntec as well. Pity, they used to serve free water, but stopped after the H1N1 incident. As if H1N1 is spread by drinking water…

        Reply

        • VeronTwitter
          July 15, 2009
           

          • joan
            December 9, 2009
             

            Lena’s (by MOF also) charges for water. 50cents for a refillable (smallish) glass.

            Reply

            • Edward Storm
              August 19, 2010
               

              Just fyi, LENAS is serving FREE iced water now =)

              Reply

              • VeronTwitter
                August 19, 2010
                 

  18. gitbuddy
    June 17, 2009
     

    Every Bakerz Inn I’ve ever visited. They have lost my business.

    Also, Highlander pub at Clarker Quay. Twats. Not going there again.

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

  19. dotty
    June 17, 2009
     

    Gelare, at least the one at Hougang Mall does not serve free water either.

    I was aware of this, but I really wanted a waffle. So I decided to buy a bottle of water and asked the waitress for one.

    “Can I have a bottle of water please?”
    “I’m sorry but we don’t serve water.”
    “I understand. Can I have a bottle of water please?”
    “I’m sorry but we don’t serve water for free.”
    “Yes, I know. Can I have a bottle of water please?”
    “We do not serve free water.”
    “But you sell bottles of water, yes?”
    “Oh!”

    *facepalm

    Reply

    • VeronTwitter
      June 17, 2009
       

  20. noobcook
    June 17, 2009
     

    great list! I dun support such eateries too; I wun go back again if I encounter such a thing.

    Reply
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