Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
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On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
> Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
> the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
> sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
> locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
> meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
> now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
> www.freedinnerfor2.net

Why? I know how to cook. If I want to see how things are cooked I can
stay home and watch myself. We have a restaurant in town that has an
open concept kitchen. The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.

I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
interesting. The food was disappointing.

On Mar 12, 3:47*pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
>
> > Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
> > the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
> > sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
> > locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
> > meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
> > now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
> >www.freedinnerfor2.net
>
> Why? I know how to cook. *If I want to see how things are cooked I can
> stay home and watch myself. *We have a restaurant in town that has an
> open concept kitchen. *The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
> increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.
>
> I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
> people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
> interesting. The food was disappointing.

Benihana? Been there a few times, and I agree that the show is fun,
but the food is pretty bland for the money...

On 3/12/2012 7:03 PM, merryb wrote:
> On Mar 12, 3:47 pm, Dave > wrote:
>> On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
>>
>>> Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
>>> the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
>>> sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
>>> locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
>>> meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
>>> now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
>>> www.freedinnerfor2.net
>>
>> Why? I know how to cook. If I want to see how things are cooked I can
>> stay home and watch myself. We have a restaurant in town that has an
>> open concept kitchen. The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
>> increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.
>>
>> I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
>> people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
>> interesting. The food was disappointing.
>
> Benihana? Been there a few times, and I agree that the show is fun,
> but the food is pretty bland for the money...

And "Benihana" (means "pretty flower") has little to nothing to do with
anything in Japan.

On Mon, 12 Mar 2012 18:47:42 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

> On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
> > Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
> > the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
> > sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
> > locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
> > meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
> > now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
> > www.freedinnerfor2.net
>
> Why? I know how to cook. If I want to see how things are cooked I can
> stay home and watch myself. We have a restaurant in town that has an
> open concept kitchen. The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
> increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.
>
> I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
> people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
> interesting. The food was disappointing.

I don't know if they're still doing it, but a couple of years ago, the
hot table was one set up in the kitchen. I guess that people who
don't cook like to watch other people cooking, even when it's a high
priced restaurant.

--
Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

On Mar 12, 3:47*pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
>
> > Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
> > the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
> > sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
> > locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
> > meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
> > now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
> >www.freedinnerfor2.net
>
> Why? I know how to cook. *If I want to see how things are cooked I can
> stay home and watch myself. *We have a restaurant in town that has an
> open concept kitchen. *The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
> increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.
>
> I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
> people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
> interesting. The food was disappointing.

But (I went to the website) it's conveniently located in Houston! What
is that, a mere 1200 miles away from you?

Now, if it was "freeairfare42" I'd be interested.

On Mar 12, 4:03*pm, merryb > wrote:
> On Mar 12, 3:47*pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
>
>
>
> > On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
>
> > > Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
> > > the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
> > > sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
> > > locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
> > > meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
> > > now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
> > >www.freedinnerfor2.net
>
> > Why? I know how to cook. *If I want to see how things are cooked I can
> > stay home and watch myself. *We have a restaurant in town that has an
> > open concept kitchen. *The noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to
> > increase the ambient noise to the point of being really annoying.
>
> > I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch of
> > people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
> > interesting. The food was disappointing.
>
> Benihana? Been there a few times, and I agree that the show is fun,
> but the food is pretty bland for the money...

Unseasoned food seldom can stand on the quality of its ingredients.

Dave Smith > writes:

> On 12/03/2012 11:51 AM, fred dine wrote:
>> Have you ever wanted to come to a restaurant where the chef prepares
>> the food right in front of you? Then for first time customers you can
>> sign up and get a free vip ticket. This will be good at any one of our
>> locations. our chefs will serve you a delicious and healthy 3 course
>> meal and the way your food tastes, could change your life. register
>> now for this spectacular event at our dining room. (for couples only)
>> www.freedinnerfor2.net
>
> Why? I know how to cook. If I want to see how things are cooked I can
> stay home and watch myself.

I, at least, don't know how to cook as well as the chefs at a first-rate
restaurant. And the ones with special deals for sitting in the kitchen
and such tend to be at the high end.

> We have a restaurant in town that has an open concept kitchen. The
> noise of the kitchen exhaust fans served to increase the ambient noise
> to the point of being really annoying.

Yes, that could certainly be a problem.

> I once went to a Japanse restaurant where you get seated with a bunch
> of people and they cook you meal at the table/grill. Th show was
> interesting. The food was disappointing.

I've been to teppanyaki, or however it's spelled, restaurants a few
times. I agree that the food is relatively dull for the price, but the
show is pretty good.

I also sometimes sit at the sushi bar, where you can watch the chefs
work.
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