Manhattan Restaurant Implements Surcharge On Wasted Food

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Did your mother tell you to clean your plate?If so, you'd be a good candidate for the all-you-can eat special at Hayashi Ya.

The Japanese restaurant on Manhattan's West Side imposes a surcharge for wasted and unfinished food.A chalkboard sign in front of the restaurant advertises all you can eat for $26.95 per person.

But the sign says there's a 30 percent surcharge for wasted or unfinished food.The manager said the policy has been in effect for about two years.

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