The other thing I realized is I don’t think I’m considered a regular at any small Japanese restaurant anymore. It’s been months and months since I eaten at any counter seats with a sushi chef. My last few Japanese meals were at those big restaurants. Hah, I know it sounds kinda weird but being a regular at a quaint, intimate little place is pretty neat. You get that personal touch from the staff, maybe better sashimi cuts, a little extra dessert etc.
And continuing my ladies and booze photo shoot, here are some new shots. Introducing the Ladies of Asahi. So anyone knows anyone working in Asahi?
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Tomo (ex-Kaisan) has also grown bigger in size. But I guess you could still set up your own cosy corner by the counter.
- the skinny epicurean
yah mia, i keep telling myself that too. hah!
It is nice to have a regular spot or two, isn't it? It's nice to recognize the bartender/chef/staff and have them recognize you. There are a couple of places near me that I go to maybe once a month and I'm always pleasantly surprised that they remember me and often, what I prefer to eat or drink. It just gives one a sense of connection.
Know wat u mean b. its good too if its a book shop where u can talk bout books and stuff.
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