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    restaurant to dine in (Burnett, 2013; Panayi, 2007).). Escoffier made a simple cuisine called classic cuisine by refining Careme’s grande cuisine. Escoffier made contributions to the field of culinary arts he simplified complicated dishes, fussy procedures, and classifications (Stierand, & Lynch, 2008; Svejenova, Mazza, & Planellas, 2007).). In the mid-20th century, Fernand Point is credited for new cooking or nouvelle cuisine movement. A trend that was aiming towards moving into foods that are prepared

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    Culture Paper: South Korea The Korean peninsula has been inhabited for roughly 40,000 years. Many significant events throughout Korea’s history have played important roles in shaping Korea’s culture into what it is today. The name Korea originally rooted from “Koryo,” which was the succeeding dynasty in 918-1392 after the Tongil Silla period (period in which the peninsula was unified). Korea was imposed by Japanese colonial rule and finally liberated at the end of World War II in 1945. Following

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    INTRODUCTION The improvement of the technology has led to the rate at which the exchange of information take place in very high rate and with it comes a high rate of cultural exchange. Moreover, this high-speed exchange of content, the market for media based content has also broadened (DeRosa, 2013). It has now become far much easier for people in a particular region to be exposed to new cultural experiences particularly through the media of film. Besides, the improvement of the technology in mass

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    The culture of South Korea has a rich history and has been impacted by several other cultures throughout history. Culture is defined as the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts (Zimmermann, 2017). Culture has five major characteristics. First, it is learned. It is not biological; we do not inherit it. Secondly, culture is shared. Because we share culture with other members of our group, we are

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    someone of higher rank. In Korean businesses, meetings are often held in evenings at a restaurant or bar. Drinking is part of the Korean culture, as Koreans believe that drinking helps to bond colleagues in the company, and an offered drink must never be refused as it is considered to be rude. Along with drinking, Karaoke is a popular activity after meetings. People who attend the meeting are usually expected to sing a solo song.  Personal Communication In South Korea, the Korean language is the most frequently

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    Introduction The term “Boutique Hotel” or “Unique Restaurant” got several definitions from different sources. According to Cambridge University Press (2015) defines that boutique hotel means that a small (less than 100 or more than 10 rooms), stylish(attractive but not common from other) and fashionable (unique factors must be highlighted) hotel that is not part of a chain. Boutique hotel is a niche market started in North America and the United Kingdom to describe the modern and luxurious design

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    A Preopening Plan of Keralite restaurant In New Plymouth Nikhil Vijayan 1148010  Introduction The term “Boutique Hotel” or “Unique Restaurant” got several definitions from different sources. According to Cambridge University Press (2015) defines that boutique hotel means that a small (less than 100 or more than 10 rooms), stylish(attractive but not common from other) and fashionable (unique factors must be highlighted) hotel that is not part of a chain. Boutique hotel is a niche market

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    Comparison of Chinese and Western Food Culture Food is closely related to people's lives and it is considered the most important element in Chinese culture. Chinese food is famous all over the world too. American Chinese cuisine differs significantly from the traditional Chinese cuisine and even though the variation in taste can be so it is still attractive to many people. When it comes to food, Chinese people always care about the color, taste, smell and shape of Chinese dishes. In 1784, a group of

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    North Korea: Survival of the Fittest There is no way for one to prepare for life in a North Korean forced labor camp. When your crime is being a child or grandchild to people who the North Korean government send to these camps, you are unlucky. Forced labor camps become the home of those convicted and their next three generations. Shin Dong-hyuk is one of thousands of these unlucky children. Shin’s father even told him he was unlucky to be born to his parents. Blaine Harden, an American author

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    because I liked Korean pop and drama at that time. I remember when I step out of the plane and entered Incheon International Airport, I was so fascinated by Korea. It was so different from America, I became was instantly starstruck. Everybody in the airport was fashionable and I remember myself looking like a bum in sweats. Exploring the airport, I freaked out when I saw my favorite kpop idols on billboard and advertisements. The best experience for me in inches airport was Korean food, it was so

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