“…Hong and Hsu [ 23 ] summarized restaurant interior environments into four dimensions: physical environment (architecture, restaurant name, sign, interior design and decoration, furniture and equipment, layout, lighting, temperature, aroma, and music), product and service (appearance and flavor of food and beverages, plating, the items on and design of the menu, tableware, employees’ expressions, employees’ physical movement and gestures, employees’ introductions, communication, and storytelling), employee’s aesthetic traits (appearance, voice, and body odor), and other customers’ aesthetic traits (customer appearance, voice, behavior, and etiquette). Yang et al [ 4 ] proposed three ODE dimensions that influence consumer satisfaction with rural restaurants: quality and facilities (uniform, appearance, garnish, table setting, service quality, table placement, illumination, and decorations), image and atmosphere (name, natural sound, signage, and music), and landscape elements (pavement, artificial structure, buildings, and ornamental plants), and found that customers in rural areas tend to prefer to experience natural landscapes, and no other study proposed the ODE dimensions as far as we know. Albright et al [ 24 ] found that women and older adults tend to be more interested in making healthy choices in restaurants.…”