When a papa (a male supporter) asks, “What would you like to eat?” when you’re going out for a meal, what’s a cute way to answer?
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I’m worried that saying something like “meat” or “fish” might make me seem presumptuous, as if I’m asking for an expensive restaurant. But saying “Anything is fine” or “I’ll leave it up to you” might come across as careless and leave him unsure what to choose…
From a man’s perspective, what would be the ideal answer? What have cute girls you’ve met said in response?
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I’m happy to eat pretty much anything, so it’s easiest for me if you just tell me what you’d like.
When I was younger, most people preferred French or Italian cuisine, but these days, more than 80% of the girls seem to request either sushi or yakiniku.
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To be honest, the sushi rate is ridiculously high.
Whenever I take someone out for sushi, there’s a ridiculously high chance that I’ll get excited when the chef suggests a uni tasting at just the right moment.
But the women who are into that always turn out to be Type B, so they just go home afterward.
In my head, Tatsuo Kamon’s “Nagori Sushi” starts playing,
and I’m left completely at a loss♪
Taro
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“Meat… or fish…” is perfectly fine. What other way is there to answer? Maybe vegetables?
You could also say Italian, sushi, or Japanese food, but I think meat or vegetables is better.
The exception is girls who regularly go to good restaurants themselves. They can easily name specific places in detail, so it’s much better than “anything is fine” or “anywhere is fine”—you might even discover somewhere new and exciting.
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To begin with, no one has really expressed many preferences to me.
Since I like meat, we naturally end up going for yakiniku or steak.
I like sushi too, but eating it in Tokyo doesn’t feel like good value for money… I don’t think it can compete with the fresh fish you get in the countryside.
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In the profile interview video with the staff, when asked, “What kind of food would you like to have that day?” I got the impression that many women chose yakiniku or sushi.
That’s been the case with the female members at my branch.
Personally, I love sushi, so whenever someone requests it, I’m more than happy to choose the restaurant.
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It’s best to ask what they’d like to eat. Usually, they’ll say meat or Japanese food. I’ve never felt that someone was trying to take advantage of me by asking for an expensive restaurant just because they wanted meat.
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