This is a first for me. Mrs. Thomas and I wanted to try a new place, so we hit a Japanese steakhouse/sushi bar that recently opened. Of course we have our trusted favorites, but this was more a matter of getting out of the house.
So we walk in to this new place and we didn't like anything about it. The lighting was dim and drab, the patrons seemed half-asleep, the circular bar was the centerpiece of the room, and it smelled. Actually, we would have forgiven the rest, but a sushi bar that smells is immediately off our list. No hostess came to greet us, so we promptly left.
We walked straight to our car and I had started the engine when I heard a knock at my car window. An asian woman holding two menus was standing there, and when I rolled my window down she said "we're open, sir".
I have never had that happen to me. Anyone else have such an experience?
So we walk in to this new place and we didn't like anything about it. The lighting was dim and drab, the patrons seemed half-asleep, the circular bar was the centerpiece of the room, and it smelled. Actually, we would have forgiven the rest, but a sushi bar that smells is immediately off our list. No hostess came to greet us, so we promptly left.
We walked straight to our car and I had started the engine when I heard a knock at my car window. An asian woman holding two menus was standing there, and when I rolled my window down she said "we're open, sir".
I have never had that happen to me. Anyone else have such an experience?






But your situation is decidedly creepy... what did you say to her when she said, "We're open, sir"?





And by near, I mean anywhere in Texas.