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How to take home leftovers from a buffet

VnExpressVnExpress22/05/2023


Most hotels have a rule that guests are not allowed to take food home from the buffet, but experts suggest ways to take leftovers home if guests feel wasteful.

Reader Mai Hoan wondered if it was okay to take leftover food from the hotel breakfast buffet back to the room if you couldn’t finish it all on the spot because you were too full. If you leave it, the food will be thrown away and wasted.

According to travel experts, this depends on the policies of each hotel and the country you are visiting. Most accommodations have a rule that you are not allowed to take food from the buffet out. However, for leftovers and small portions, you can ask the waiter directly for the best solution. If you want to avoid waste, guests should take just enough and eat all the things they have chosen.

Can I bring leftover food from the hotel breakfast buffet back to my room?

Buffet is a self-service party, guests can eat and take unlimited food. If everyone secretly takes food home, the hotel will "lose money". In addition, it is related to food safety and hygiene. If guests take food out and do not preserve it properly, it will spoil. Guests can get stomach aches, food poisoning and the hotel will be in trouble. If you eat on the spot, the restaurant can control the quality of the food.

For guests who are too busy to eat breakfast at the hotel, they will be provided with a bag to take their food away. AccorHotels, which operates the Sofitel, Pullman, Novotel and IHG Hotels & Resort brands, has this policy. But if guests are caught sneaking food from the buffet, they can be fined.

Duncan Morrison, executive chef at the Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park, said he has seen many guests sneaking food and pastries into their bags and taking them home. Andre Jaques, director of marketing and sales at the luxury hotel The Langham Melbourne, has also experienced the same thing. "We have a strict food hygiene policy. Our staff are very good at managing food and preventing guests from taking things out," Jaques said.

Anh Minh (According to SHM )



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