Friday, December 28, 2012

Kirala

This trip has been a bit of a culinary extravaganza for us. The food is of course wonderful in France, but it lacks some of the diversity of the Bay Area. A few things in particular are dearly missed: Thai food, Mexican food, Chinese food, decent Hamburgers (I know, sometimes it's the simple things), and Japanese food. (dorothy voice)I miss YOU most of all, Japanese food(/dorothy voice). So tonight we got to go to Kirala, and it was wonderful … and everything I had built it up to be. The kids loved it all too, except the wasabi. They also spurned the usually kid friendly tekka-maki. Zoe was a big fan of the tempura ice cream



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