Core Point - From January 1, 2026, restaurants in Kyrgyzstan will be prohibited from charging service fees to protect consumer rights [1]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The new regulation allows restaurants to set their own service conditions as long as they comply with Kyrgyz law, but they cannot charge service fees [1]. - All service-related costs, including serving, plating, and other services, must be included in the menu prices, and no additional fees can be charged separately [1]. - The total price paid by consumers must match the prices displayed on the menu, ensuring transparency in pricing [1]. Group 2: Current Practices - Currently, service fees in Kyrgyz restaurants amount to 15% of the total consumption price [2].