This report provides a comprehensive analysis of business communication within Mr. Fishy restaurant, addressing various aspects of organizational communication. It begins by outlining different types of communication, including verbal, non-verbal, written, and visual methods, and their purposes within the organization. The report then identifies challenges to effective communication, such as taboo and emotion, prejudice, cultural differences, perception, and language barriers. Strategies to overcome these challenges are discussed, including considering cultural differences, developing empathy, regulating information flow, and employing repetition and follow-up. The report also emphasizes the principles of effective communication, such as information flow, coordination, and clarity, and how these principles enhance communication practices. Furthermore, it outlines specific communication practices for Mr. Fishy employees, including humor, adaptability, customized communication styles, and relatability. Finally, the report assesses the awareness of cultural influences on communication, highlighting how understanding these influences can improve communication practices, eliminate misunderstandings, and facilitate negotiation. The report concludes with a summary of the findings and recommendations for improving communication within Mr. Fishy.