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moot point
Joined: 22 Feb 2005
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Jesus, Jeeza! It's time you find yourself a job instead of asking redundant questions.
Of coure the answer is Tokyo. |
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taikibansei
Joined: 14 Sep 2004
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Location: Japan
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| wintersweet wrote: |
Well, Tokyo has outlets of various world-famous French and American star chefs' restaurant, if you've got tons of money. Otherwise, I suppose one learns to love yoshoku.  |
FYI: "Yoshoku" (洋食) refers to Western food. "Washoku" (和食) refers to Japanese food. I'm guessing you are referring--both here and elsewhere in this thread--to the latter? |
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JezzaYouBeauty!!
Joined: 01 Nov 2004
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Ok moot point.....whatever..
Anyhow, I already did find a job. Was offered to me a few weeks ago and I accepted. Sent out 4 resumes, got 4 interviews, and was offered 4 jobs.
Not a bad strike rate methinks....
Moot point, other people seem happy to be contributing to this thread. Let's leave it at that. |
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joe beets
Joined: 11 Apr 2005
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| markle wrote: |
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| As is often the case back home, most foreign restaurants in Japan adjust the food to meet Japanese sensibilities. |
Funny you should say that because when I was in Bangkok the opposite was often true. Many Non Thai restaurants be it Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Hungarian, etc catered for the expat populations so often had food that was as good if not better than restaurants back home (with in reason). So I guess if the restaurant aims to cater to the expat community then it had better get it right. |
OT, I know, but...
You're joking, right? The only decent food that calls itself Mexican in Bangkok is at Senor Pico's in the Rembrandt Hotel. And you'll pay dearly for it.
For that matter you'd be hard pressed to find any real Japanese people in most of Bangkok's Japanese joints. You can find the real thing, but once again it'll cost you.
Hungarian? Donde esta?
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