1. Feedback to the waiter: If you feel that the value of food does not match the price, you can give feedback to the waiter. Please politely point out your dissatisfaction and raise your concerns. They may accept your request, return the plate or offer other solutions.
2. Check the restaurant policy: In some cases, the restaurant may have a policy of returning food and will arrange corresponding solutions. If you don't know the policy of the restaurant, you can consult the waiter or refer to the regulations on the menu.
3. Refer to other customers' comments: Before deciding where to eat, you can check other customers' comments to get information about food quality and food price. This will help you make a good estimate before eating and choose a restaurant with higher price.
4. Do research in advance: If you have high standards for food, I suggest you check the menu of the restaurant in advance and do some research. Knowing the source of ingredients, cooking methods and ingredients can help you make better choices.
Generally speaking, if we encounter unpleasant experiences during dining, we should try our best to remain calm and polite, and take positive measures and solutions to minimize the unpleasant experiences.