We visited Tsuyo for traditional Japanese Teppanyaki - which is a Japanese cooking technique whereby the food is cooked on an iron griddle. We started our meal with sushi (it's a Japanese restaurant after all) and then moved on to the main course.
The sushi was pretty tasty - though not as elaborate as sushi prepared at some of the other well-known spots. The teppanyaki was pretty satisfying and fairly filling - so much so that we decided even to skip dessert.
The only disappointing part of the Japanese experience was that we weren't served by a Japanese waiter! But then, this is Africa. :)
craig
Love the shot of the lanterns. I always think that white table cloths make a nice statement in a restaurant, but it’s not as popular as I would like. Nice to see them here.
Paul
Post authorAgreed – white table cloths and (even though it sounds trivial) proper napkins always gives a classier feel.
rid1
I don’t use foursquare..as im not really on a smartphone but next week i’ll have my first android….
But can’t i stand outside a place and check-in to it….and gain mayorship that way??
Paul
Post authorWhich phone will you have rid1?
Yeah, you could check-in to every place you pass by – but that wouldn’t be nice. :)