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What does sharing a table at a diner mean?
It means using the same table as other diners.
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What does sharing a table at a diner mean?
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It means using the same table as other diners.
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Let staff show you which seat to use.
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Keep your belongings tidy and leave space for others.
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If you prefer not to share, ask if you can wait for another table.
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Everyday guidance based on the sources below; it does not replace an individual care plan, on-site instructions or professional assessment.
- Hong Kong Tourism Board — Local diningSource checked：
