Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• min
• 2024/03/04 (Mon) 19:52
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The Japanese restaurant I work at is 7:3.
This has remained the same for the 7 or 8 years I have worked there.
There is a significant difference in hourly wage between kitchen staff and servers, so
I think this is a reasonable ratio ？

Once or twice a year, there is a meeting with the manager, and staff can express their complaints at that time, although they can also make anonymous presentations,
I have not heard any complaints about tips, so I think it is an average ？
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I'm in the kitchen, but I'm happy with the tips at the restaurants I used to work at, because they were less than they are now.

• Pear
• 2024/03/04 (Mon) 20:43
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#3 I think Halo's experience understands employees and
7:3 or 6:4 is fair and best.
I think 5:5 would be unfair.

I think most people decide to tip based on the attitude of the server.

• Pono
• 2024/03/05 (Tue) 21:35
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I think that is up to the owner of the restaurant and not the sushi chef or server. I have worked in restaurants with sushi chefs where the sushi chef got a 3% ～ 5% server tip. （ Kitchens are different ） Aloha Hawaiian is right, if you don't like it, I think you should go to a sushi only counter restaurant. Please find a restaurant that you are satisfied with and serves good sushi.

• アップル
• 2024/03/05 (Tue) 22:56
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I agree with #2, if you don't agree with the tip ratio, you should quit and find a different place.

• Eric
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• 2024/03/05 (Tue) 23:06
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At my restaurant, the server tips 85% and the kitchen tips 15%. From the kitchen tips are divided to the sushi chef, kitchen staff, and dishwashers.
The sushi chef gets an extra tip for taking orders and serving the customers at the counter.

• ありす
• 2023/06/20 (Tue) 01:07
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I am a parent of a child who will be attending Central Union graduation → Punahou/Iolani this year. I decided to post this as a reminder that there is so much false information on this board.

> I was told that only 3 Punahou and 1 Iolani were accepted from Central Union this year, mostly from Public, and the rest from around Mid-Pac, St. Louis and Hongwanji.

> As for the entrance exams to Punahou and Iolani that Topi mentioned, this year, the final results are 4 Punahou and 1 Iolani out of over 60 students.

In terms of CUPS graduation this year, at least this is an absolutely impossible number. This number is totally exceeded by the number I know of in the classes my own children attended. I know of them by name.
I don't know what the purpose of this information was, but I hope that you will not be fooled by false information on an anonymous message board and try to see each school with your own eyes, talk to parents who have/had their children attend, talk to parents who have their children attend Praho/Iolani, etc.

• ハワイ
• 2023/06/20 (Tue) 17:06
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Topic.
★ Sayaka-san, your children are going to be classmates ！ I am looking forward to it ！
★ Arisa-san, if you are not sure, I think the best thing is to ask the school. The atmosphere of the school, the teachers and the staff, etc.
I recommend you to see the school and decide for yourself ！
★ Arisu-san Congratulations on Punahouiolani. We have confirmed the information with the school after accepting it.
Others have also stated the results of asking the staff and teachers as well, and the numbers are almost the same, including mine, and
I went directly to the Central Union with my husband to ask for this information.
I know several parents of children who graduated from Central Union this year, and they all say the same thing, that only a few of them were accepted
and I don't think Central Union would lie to them （ and in an unfavorable way ）.
I also took my child to Central Union because I went on a school tour and found the school very attractive.
I went to the school with a lot of questions because it had so many good points and attractions.
After much deliberation, I decided to go with mid-pack, and it was never my intention to spread disinformation or anything like that.
In fact, I went there and asked them directly.

Sorry, and many others, thanks for the information.
I don't want to get into trouble here, and I don't mean to give false information or anything like that, so I would like to end this topic here.
Thank you so much for all the information and opinions.

• eightlove
• 2023/07/16 (Sun) 23:18
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I am saddened
by the false information being spread about Central Union.

My child was accepted from Central Union to Punahou.

As far as I know, almost all Japanese from Central Union were accepted to
Punahou and Iolani.

Some joined after graduation from WAIT, so I don't think the school side knows the correct number.

I think
the percentage of students from Central Union going to the two schools is dantt.

I would love to meet you in person and introduce you to all the Japanese who have gotten in.

★ Punahou ・ If you are in Iolani, preschool is
Central Union
★ For exam preparation, Takahashi Juku
（ My family went 5 times a week just before the exam. ）

★ Mother's correct information gathering and home study

This is not an urban legend or anything but a true story.
I was fortunate to be surrounded by correct information that was not false information
and I took the exam.

Thank you very much😊

• 水風船
• 2023/07/20 (Thu) 16:47
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Dear Eightlove
I was wondering if it is
impossible for almost all Japanese to be accepted from Central Union …
In fact, my son is disappointed and his classmates are also public at GE, not getting into Punahou or Iolani.
I wonder if you work for Takahashi Juku ？

Anyway, it is your post by eightlove,
all Japanese are accepted ！ or Takahashi Juku 5 a week ！ or
please stop spreading wrong information.

It is impossible that only Japanese are all accepted
and Central Union is a good preschool, but
please do not spread the path and wrong information.
I don't want to tarnish the impression of this wonderful preschool
from which my son just graduated.

Punahouiolani had a low acceptance this year
because Central Union was a great school.
Central Union does not want an exaggerated evaluation, which is why we have just given an honest reality to prospective students.

• しまじろう
• 2023/07/20 (Thu) 17:08
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#27 eightlove
That's exactly what you're spreading misinformation …
We were accepted to Midpac but not Punahouiolani
and Japanese classmates around us are also from Public, Midpac and St Andrews.

Japanese, almost no one gets accepted to Punahouiolani ？
Takahashi Juku, urban legend, Central Union for Punahouiolani …
How many years ago was this …

Now we are back to confusing people who are thinking about I don't want to confuse those who are considering preschool. I had two daughters attend Central Union, the younger one graduated this year and the older one two years ago, and there were not that many who were accepted to Punahouiolani ！

Now that Central Union is on the school tour
it is not a feeding school. Not ！ and it is publicly stated.
You don't have to be so fixated on Punahouiolani and Takahashi Juku …
Eightlove's comment was so far fetched that I had to comment as a parent who actually had my daughter graduate two years ago this year.