Jun27

Wordless Wednesday : Teppanyaki

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Wordless Wednesday : Teppanyaki

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boyo had his first teppanyaki experience at our holiday in Nusa Dua, Bali this April.  He took to it like an egg to a grill plate!

 

 

I’m joining in with Trish from My Little Drummer Boys for Wordless Wednesday.

Come and check out the beautiful images!

Kia Kaha, Trish.  Thinking of you x

  • Grace

    “Took it like an egg to a grill…” – LOL!
    How cute is his smile in the first photo! :)

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      He was just a little bit excited! X

  • Jane @ Hesitant Housewife

    Wow, this looks like so much fun!! :)

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      It really was. A much healthier way to et than his usual restaurant faves – fish & chips or lasagne or tally ski (deep fried octopus balls)

  • http://www.redcliffestyle.com/ Rachel from Redcliffe Style

    I really should take my girls to teppanyaki. So visual and fun. Rachel x

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      We were just about the only ones in the restaurant as we went so early (old people and kids change your dining habits!) and it was lots of fun. One little kid was so transfixed, he couldn’t eat his own dinner and then it was flambé banana time? Wow! :)

  • http://twitter.com/mumofadultkids Lisa Hill

    I have never been to teppanyaki. It’s one of those experiences on my ‘must do’ list. I think it just climbed up a notch, that platter of food looks delish!

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      Because we had a small child with us, it was a little more sedate than usual, ie, he didn’t throw food at us. Oh, it was. In fact, I’d like Japanese for dinner tonight now! :)

  • http://twitter.com/PennyWhitehouse A Mum in the Wild

    I love, love love Teppanyaki (had to go back up to your title to know how to correctly spell it though). Al that delish fresh food. I’m drooling!

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      I’m hoping I spelt it correctly in the first place! Was a great way to get Boyo to try some new foods – just introduce a little theatre! Hmmm, don’t see that working every night! :)

  • Misha

    Teppanyaki…. yummm. And for your boy to have his first experience of it in Bali… how lucky is he!

    • http://kimbalikes.com Kim-Marie Williams

      That was a pretty awesome holiday actually. He didn’t want to eat teppanyaki. Finally we got him there and guess what, he loved it! Isn’t it nice when Mamas are actually right?!