This week it was my eldest son’s birthday, we dropped the little ones off at their nanny’s and went out for a ‘grown-up’ meal at a Teppanyaki.
Myako Teppanyaki
The place of choice was Myako Teppanyaki where the food is cooked right in front of you. It was really entertaining evening, the waiter told us everything he was doing, made jokes, played music with his cooking tools and even managed a few games with the guests around the table, like egg shell golf. Of course, he also set the cooking area alight which is what you can see in my photo. Whoosh, right in front of us, at least three times.
The food was fresh, tasty and with very little additions. Here you can see the chef cooking up our fish dishes including the lobster shells which he was calling baby crocodiles.
It was good watching him cook and my mouth was watering to get stuck in.
Dessert was dessert, you didn’t get a choice. Normally, while out, I’d go for the most decadent of desserts, with plenty of chocolate. However, this ice cream with fruit and mango sauce was a perfect way to end the meal, and it left me happy as well as knowing I’d not just added a couple of inches to my waistline.
Sounds (and looks) like a delicious meal! Must have been very entertaining to have it cooked right in front of you. Happy birthday to your biggest boy!
Hi Anne, what a lovely way to spend a Birthday with your son! I have been known to eat where I know the desserts are the nicest, I'm not really a drinker so sugar is my thing! The dessert does look nice and light, perfect for after a meal.
xx
Loving the first image. That was very eye catching indeed. #mysundayphoto
Wooaah. That looks fabulous. Entertainment indeed. x
Wow! What a great birthday treat,
wow! I would love to have some food there #Sunday Snap
I've never been for tepenyaki but I think I'd love to go at least once!
Thank you, I'm still trying to get over that my son has turned 29!!
I'm trying to keep my sugar levels down at the moment so it's probably best they didn't' have more on offer.
Thank you, we were so close to the fire it was a little scary…and very hot!
It was, such a lovely evening celebration.
What yummy looking food.
Thank you for linking up
It was indeed, I think the birthday boy was happy, he really enjoyed his lobster anyway.
It really was special
It is a really great experience, I'd go again for sure.
The fire picture is amazing. The food looks fab too! #mysundayphoto
I love that first picture, what a great capture. Looks delish. Yummy. #MySundayphoto
Lovely to have a chance of a grown up meal alone
It must have been like having your own personal chef! I love that you managed to catch a photo of the flames too #MySundayPhoto
Lovely photos! The flames look amazing. Getting out without the kids is pretty nice too! I'm glad to hear you had a lovely time.
~Jess
#MMBC
It sounds like a wonderful way to celebrate….I hope your son had a fantastic birthday! x
I find it quite exciting to see the flames when cooking but only when someone else is in charge! Happy birthday to your son.
Love these photos – such fun to see the food being cooked in front of you and that dessert looks delicious. I went to a Teppanyaki restaurant for a friend's birthday several years ago and it was a fun experience – your photos make me think I should do it again! 🙂
That looks like a gorgeous meal. Happy Belated Birthday to your son. That first photo is beautiful. Sorry I am so late!! #MySundayPhoto
Awesome photography, your first picture is so eye-catching. thanks
The fire picture looks so good.