This sign belongs in the "Amusing Sign" category because of the story that goes with it.
We have repeatedly heard of a Yakiniku house called, "Viking." We wanted to try a Yakiniku house for Jared's birthday, because he likes trying new restaurants in town. I asked everywhere, my Bible study ladies, strangers on the street, Akiko....When I suggested the "authentic Japanese Yakiniku houses" that my friends recommended, Akiko said, "That's where Americans go." I asked her where SHE goes, where a Japanese family would go. She asked if we'd like all the food we could eat. Sure. She sent us to Korakuen. She told me to be sure to try the Curry. We followed her directions and found it. We discovered it IS VIKING..... ::snort:: Korakuen in Japanese...Viking in English.
Duck, Josiah!
This was fun! You grab a plate, pick out your raw meat, and cook it at your table.
I was going to snap a photo of all the veggies and meats on the grill; frankly we ate them before I remembered.
This little dessert was wonderful, and surprisingly easy to eat with chopsticks.
Yes, the boys enjoyed this restaurant. The youngers found food to grill and loved the dessert selection.
It was a bit spendy, but eating out anywhere around here runs us BIG BUCKS. At least here, they LOVED IT. Some are wondering...for an adult (12 and above) it was a bit more $15.30, for a child 6 - 11 it was $9.00 and for Stacia $4.50. This isn't bad for Japanese prices.
Because I simply can't post long without a
toire (toilet) photo....check this out.
First I sanitized my hands and thought it was oh so thoughtful of them to have the sanitizer right there in the stall. Then I realized it was meant to sanitize the toilet seat. ::snort::
JOSIAH & JAMIN ARE HOME!Choosing Joy!©2010 D.R.G.
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Coram Deo~
Living all of life before the face of God...