Three principles of choosing banquet place

(1) Ask your guests if they have some dietary preferences, such as whether they are vegetarians or whether they like fish. Make sure that the restaurant you choose is suitable for your guests.

(2) It's important to choose a place where everyone likes to eat and make everyone at the party feel at home. For example, it's important to ask whether there are vegetarians' choices, high stools for children, and foods that people allergic to certain foods can eat. If the party people need it, they even need to see if there are enough parking spaces.

(3) Invite familiar people to unfamiliar hotels and unfamiliar people to familiar hotels. For acquaintances (including family members, friends, etc.), you can invite them to a restaurant that you have never been to before to taste fresh food, explore the way, etc.; for unfamiliar and important guests, you are required to have a clear understanding of the whole order service quality, etc., so it is better to go to a familiar hotel.