Because of my work schedule, I’ve only ever met people in the evenings, but starting next year, I’m thinking of trying daytime meetups too.
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There are plenty of private dining spots for evening meetings, but it’s surprisingly difficult to find them during the day.
How do you all handle this?
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When I meet someone in the evening, we sometimes dine in a private room or at the counter, but during the day, it’s usually just tea at a coffee shop. Staying out for too long gets tiring.
During the day, we either part ways after tea or go from tea to a hotel. At night, it’s drinks followed by a hotel.
I’m not really a fan of lunch either, but I meet people with clear boundaries and a set approach.
As everyone has mentioned, there are probably plenty of restaurants with private rooms that are open during the day, so try looking for one.
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Since places like private-room izakayas tend to open in the evening, there are probably fewer options during the day.
That said, I’m sure there are still some restaurants with private rooms that are open for lunch.
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I’ve never used a private room, either during the day or at night.
For the first meeting, I meet at a café and make it look like we’re discussing work.
After the first meeting, there are plenty of options, and if you look around, you can find all kinds of private rooms too.
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Private dining rooms are everywhere.
You could try asking Google, Gemini, or ChatGPT.
The good spots are part of my know-how, so I can’t share specifics, lol.
Maybe I should start a papa-katsu consulting service?
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