We are always worried about what will be available for the Princess to eat. Luckily, in Japan we can almost always count on white rice. This time around, we were able to convince her to at least try the curries once.
What was on the menu....
For starters...both kids wanted Ginger Ale. It came in a glass bottle, which Garytt thought was great. But, he insisted that it didn't taste right. So, Mommy drank it.
The shot on the right gives you an idea of how 'big' the place is. We were at the table closest to the door. Then, there are three more four-top tables along this wall. There is a bench to the left of our table with three small tables, probably seats 8 people. Then, next to that there's two more four-top tables. It was very quiet. And, several families with kids Princess and Boy's age were there. Next time we will make sure not to sit by the door though....brrrr....
The naan: Now, that's a plate of naan!!! On the left is the plain naan. On the right is garlic cheese naan. I really need to learn how to make this stuff! Or...maybe not....I would eat it every day!
The chicken: On the left is the pakoda (that's what was on the menu, but when I googled it, it says 'pakora'). Basically, just fried chicken for the kids to split. On the right is spicy garlic chicken. It was yummy. Kris really enjoyed it. I was too interested in the naan to eat too much chicken.
Here's the whole spread. Mackenzie also ate the fried rice. We ended up bringing a bit of it home. It's not far from the base, so that is a plus on a cold night. Head to Blue Street, make a right at the Ringer Hut, then it is at the end of the block on the right. Just a few minutes from the gate.
I just thought this restroom was cute....it's in miniature....I would have had to duck to get into it. We like to call it "Morgan-sized". :)
Guess that door is meant to force you to bow before the throne. ����
ReplyDeleteOk, next time Indian it is. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAustin has plenty of Indian food. And all of your other favorites. Just sayin'... ;)
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