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" Ever walk by a Hooters and think, &amp;quot;Gee, this is just cheap thrills for men. Why do men want to waste so much time in there?&amp;quot; In Seoul, South Korea, people are wondering the same thing. Only this time, it&amp;#039;s women who are flocking to Mies Container, the Hooters-style restaurant catering to those who like the masculine man. So far it&amp;#039;s working.    Part-Disneyesque set design and part theatrics, the eatery is exclusively staffed by men dressed as construction workers donning hard hats. It&amp;#039;s in a raw, open setting that resembles an unfinished factory. Signage surrounding the space alerts the faux workers to, &amp;quot;wipe and tighten and oil!&amp;quot; (in Korean, of course). However, they are not actually making tools or cars or whatchamacallits here. They are serving up salads, pasta, and bacon potato pizzas. The food, as reviewed on CNN&amp;#039;s website, is actually well-priced and quite tasty \u2014 another reason for its popularity. More From Delish: Palate-Pleasing Puns: 13 Clever Restaurant Names  In a culture where people don&amp;#039;t normally stand in line, Mies-Container has created quite a stir for South Koreans. According to CNN, &amp;quot;Around nine out of ten of the customers queuing around the building were young women in their 20s.&amp;quot; Those same women become proactive if slightly aggressive once inside, leaving paper napkin proposals like, &amp;quot;Dear hot waiter, please marry me!&amp;quot; More From Delish: Banned Food \u2014 From the Strictly Controlled to the Downright Illegal Like the Hooters staff, these waiters rest a little on their charm \u2014 complimenting women for their well-curated orders and taking photos with the guests. And while the owners claim that they aren&amp;#039;t practicing discriminatory hiring practices, they do admit to &amp;quot;hiring those with energy and masculinity.&amp;quot; Ladies, would you want a Hooters-style restaurant in the U.S. that caters to female customers? If so, what would you want the theme to be? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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