http://www.ghostelf.com/archives/353 Coeur verrouillé, ouvrez l'esprit Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:58:27 +0000 http://www.ghostelf.com/archives/353#comment-3 :: [ [[ …shinsou… ]] ] :: » Blog Archive » too… much…. foood…….. Mon, 28 Nov 2005 11:27:35 +0000 http://www.ghostelf.com/?p=353#comment-3 [...] Hard as it may be to believe, there has been a little bit going on that doesn’t involve the mass intake of kiloJoules. My birthday passed a few days ago, three days in the States and almost four days here. Originally we had thought about going to Hog’s Breath for some uber l33t steak, but then a certain… incident, I guess you could say, as well as general interest made us change our minds and instead hit up a teppanyaki. Teppanyaki, for those not in the know, is a Japanese restaurant where they cook the food in front of you as well as put on a show with the food and, unfortunately, with you and your friends, with every intention of getting you all kinds of dirty. :heh:… so that isn’t the exact intention, but it does happen to a number of the less hand-eye coordinated, like poor Wade. The portions here were pretty small, so I could finish most of my meal aside from a bit of rice and the things I didn’t intend to eat anyway, i.e. veggies and sushi. The food was insanely good, the company (ahh… my wittle Chewyl) was the best, and the entertainment was quite better than that back in Ohio, even though he didn’t talk much amidst his juggling errors. I wanna go back if for no other reason than the show and the , which I couldn’t find at any of the asian markets. [...] [...] Hard as it may be to believe, there has been a little bit going on that doesn’t involve the mass intake of kiloJoules. My birthday passed a few days ago, three days in the States and almost four days here. Originally we had thought about going to Hog’s Breath for some uber l33t steak, but then a certain… incident, I guess you could say, as well as general interest made us change our minds and instead hit up a teppanyaki. Teppanyaki, for those not in the know, is a Japanese restaurant where they cook the food in front of you as well as put on a show with the food and, unfortunately, with you and your friends, with every intention of getting you all kinds of dirty. :heh:… so that isn’t the exact intention, but it does happen to a number of the less hand-eye coordinated, like poor Wade. The portions here were pretty small, so I could finish most of my meal aside from a bit of rice and the things I didn’t intend to eat anyway, i.e. veggies and sushi. The food was insanely good, the company (ahh… my wittle Chewyl) was the best, and the entertainment was quite better than that back in Ohio, even though he didn’t talk much amidst his juggling errors. I wanna go back if for no other reason than the show and the , which I couldn’t find at any of the asian markets. [...]

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