I’m jealous that everyone gets treated to things like multi-course meals. Is that the norm? I usually end up at yakiniku—often places with lots of offal—or izakayas…
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I’ve never been taken to a French restaurant for a multi-course meal. Do men choose where to go based on a woman’s vibe? Do they change the type of restaurant depending on the person? I do act classy and refined, though.
This is Uehara from the Tokyo branch.
You might want to leave a comment on your member page, such as, “I’d love to try a course meal.” If you have a papa you’re seeing regularly, why not honestly ask him, “Could you take me?”
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I’m in Seattle.
Multi-course meals are fattening, take forever, and feel like such a hassle.
I usually go back and forth between casual spots and hotel buffets.
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well.
Thank you for your question.
Why not try writing something like this in the member area, where you can leave your own comments?
“I haven’t had a course meal very often, so I’d love to try one sometime♡”
(I think special characters may not be supported, so the ♡ might not work.)
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
For the first date, I choose the restaurant based on her profile. For subsequent dates, I ask her what she’d like to eat and decide from there. Even if it’s mentioned in her profile, I try not to choose a French course meal whenever possible. It takes a long time, the servers are always right nearby, which makes it awkward to discuss the allowance, and the portions are usually big enough to fill you up with dinner alone.
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
For a first meeting, I ask what kind of place the woman would like and choose a restaurant accordingly, but basically, I tend to pick somewhere I personally want to eat at. From the second meeting onward, I choose the restaurant based on how she’s behaved up to that point.
I really like women who enjoy their food and make everything look delicious. On the other hand, I do notice it a little when someone leaves food behind.
I love eating myself, so I go to all kinds of restaurants. Sometimes it’s a course-menu place serving French or kaiseki cuisine, and other times it’s yakiniku or an izakaya. That said, I don’t take the same woman to the same restaurant twice. I want us to experience a variety of flavors together.
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