A small Japanese restaurant is booked out weeks in advance thanks to a member of staff - a monkey waiter.
Fuku-chan greets guests and takes them hot towels at the end of their meals at the Kayabuki restaurant, 60 miles north of Tokyo.
A diner told The Sun: "He has these airs and graces that make him look just like a French waiter at a posh restaurant."
Restaurant owner Kaoru Otsuka said: "It all started when I gave him a hot towel out of curiosity and he took it to the customer."
Fuku-chan greets guests and takes them hot towels at the end of their meals at the Kayabuki restaurant, 60 miles north of Tokyo.
A diner told The Sun: "He has these airs and graces that make him look just like a French waiter at a posh restaurant."
Restaurant owner Kaoru Otsuka said: "It all started when I gave him a hot towel out of curiosity and he took it to the customer."
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