Kitsune – Albuquerque, New Mexico
Here are a few tips if you’ve got a trip planned to Japan and would like to practice terms to convey your enthusiasm for the delicious meals you’re sure to experience, After your first bite, use the term “umai” to express how delicious that first bite was. As you continue to eat, use the term “oishii” frequently to convey with alacrity that the food you’re eating is fantastic. Because it’s considered good manners in Japanese culture not only to finish every single morsel on your plate but to ask for a second serving, the phrase “okawari” will come in handy. And to make it even more polite, postface the term with “kudasai” which means “please.” On the last Sunday of…