So we took her out for Japanese lunch again yesterday. This time she tried just a tiny bit of wasabi (horseradish paste). Eating it feels a lot like getting punched in the nose - it really can make your eyes water. It's odd that anyone would ever develop a taste for it, but strangely it can end up being quite addictive. Anyway, the Girl isn't quite there yet. But she did enjoy her tempura and steak teriyaki.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Japanese fan
The Girl is quite a fan of Japanese culture. I am, too, but her interest is independent of mine. She has come to it mainly through electronics, manga and anime. Recently (as I've mentioned before) she has taken a liking to Japanese food as well.
So we took her out for Japanese lunch again yesterday. This time she tried just a tiny bit of wasabi (horseradish paste). Eating it feels a lot like getting punched in the nose - it really can make your eyes water. It's odd that anyone would ever develop a taste for it, but strangely it can end up being quite addictive. Anyway, the Girl isn't quite there yet. But she did enjoy her tempura and steak teriyaki.
So we took her out for Japanese lunch again yesterday. This time she tried just a tiny bit of wasabi (horseradish paste). Eating it feels a lot like getting punched in the nose - it really can make your eyes water. It's odd that anyone would ever develop a taste for it, but strangely it can end up being quite addictive. Anyway, the Girl isn't quite there yet. But she did enjoy her tempura and steak teriyaki.
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