Japanese traditional restaurant bare monkey!

The Dhaka Times Desk 'Monkey Beara' serves food at a restaurant in Japan. When dining at a traditional Japanese restaurant, Kayabukiya Tavern, if you order, the food will arrive on time. But the monkey will serve that food!

Foods that are usually available in restaurants are also available in this restaurant. But this restaurant has a great specialty, and that is, if you want to serve the food, you will not get a human as a waiter, two monkeys are ready to do this duty!

You really can't help but be surprised. Two macaque monkeys named 'Yat-chan' and 'Fuko-chan' have been serving as waiters at this restaurant in northern Tokyo for several years. They have been serving food efficiently.

Restaurant owner Kaoru Atsuka adores his two pet monkeys. Kaoru Atsuka said, Fuko Chan is 17 years old. And Yat Chan is a bit smaller than that. Kaoru Atsuka also paid them a daily wage. They get big bananas as wages. The two monkeys are very happy with this wage.

As soon as the customers enter the restaurant and sit down, 'Yat Chan' or 'Fuko Chan' appears like in other restaurants. Interestingly, they are wearing the same clothes as normal waiters. One of them takes the form of what to eat, and the other skillfully serves the food. The main attraction for those who come to eat at this restaurant is the serving of these two monkeys. Many guests bring monkey tips ie 'soybeans' for the monkeys as gifts! In this way Banarguti has become quite popular among the customers of the restaurant. Due to which many customers flock to the restaurant.