What types of food would you eat at a japanese dinner theater?

Question

I need types of food you would eat at a japanese dinner theater. Like apatizers. Starters. Main coarses. Dessererts drinks. Give me something besides sushi please!

I need types of food you would eat at a japanese dinner theater. Like apatizers. Starters. Main coarses. Dessererts drinks. Give me something besides sushi please! Please tell me what catogory each food is in

Answer 1

miso soup. pickled fruit and vegetables. mandarin oranges. elaborate ice cream parfaits. cold noodles, such as somen or udon. sukiyaki cooked fresh at the table in a small wok. tempura. chinese chestnuts, sauteed in butter.

Answer 2

I live in Japan, and I've never even heard of a 'dinner theatre'! Neither has my Japanese husband, and he's lived here a heck of a lot longer than me!!
; )

I even searched the net, but I could only find one, and that was in America..! I got bored of such a fruitless search after that!

If there actually is such a thing - probably in a more touristy area of Japan - it would probably be like any normal restaurant, so follow Nerdy girly's link and you'll get lots of ideas! If you actually want to know what things taste like, then you can ask more specific questions! But I have to point out that there are non-Japanese food restaurants in Japan, and there's a good chance that a fancy thing like a 'dinner theatre' would have a selection of 'foreign' dishes too. (Chips / fries would be off the menu probably though, or in VERY small portions!)

BTW, Japanese restaurants usually serve the entire meal in one go, they bring it on a tray, and they often just put the tray in front of you, with the rice near you and to your left. In a posh restaurant you'd order dessert afterwards. Maybe green tea ice-cream!

Oh yeah, and you normally get a free drink plus free refills! In colder weather it's often hot tea, green, or a fancy flavoured one based on green...! in summer it might be cold mugi-cha - wheat tea. Cheaper restaurants just give you water, but you still get the refills! There's a huge variety of teas that you can get in Japanese restaurants.

You don't normally have starters in Japanese restaurants - not ones actually serving Japanese food, anyway!

Answer 3

I absolutely LOVE Japanese foods. What about chicken on a stick, grilled shrimp, rice, steak kabobs, vegetable medley....Iced green tea

Answer 4

All

Answer 5

hung chow

Answer 6

http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2035.html

like the last question.