Alta
"I can imagine not, no... We'd had to take a lot of detours during campaigns, though, so mountain paths aren't new to me - better than getting ambushed along the main roads."
*She cooed, darting her head about to try and get the attention of one of the wait staff. Dezabian was far removed from any dialect she'd learnt, and relying on translators and those that spoke more widespread languages was an unfortunate necessity.*
"Wonder what they serve..."
Vanessa
"I know they typically sell rice and bread around here for the times I've went to a tavern. They should have some meat options though."*He'd say, taking a seat at the table.*"Might give cheese a try here. It's supposed to be a common dish."*The Elf would glance over as Ikehara would attempt to get one of the staff's attention, deciding to take the time in between to think about what it was he wanted.*"I'm sure they have a variety of dishes here. What do you have a taste for?"*He'd ask with a light grin. Though the desert was beyond what Terrel would have considered a proper place to grow and sell food, Dezabia seemed to surprise him with all their options. Even the more vegetarian ones, considering most the Kemonomimi's he's met and their preferences.*
Alta
"Fish, and herbal spices mainly. We have a fair selection back home, but you don't get to eat too well when away..."
*She sighed, steepling her fingers and resting her chin on them as she mused. While Ikehara wasn't much of a culinary connoisseur, the range and breadth of her homeland's cuisine was enough to make her curious of other places' food.*
"Cheese? As a main dish? I'd feel sick if I ate enough cheese to constitute a meal..."
Vanessa
"I'm sure you can just get it as a side dish."*He'd say, looking at the sand-like interior.*"Something tells me they may not get a lot of fish here either, but here's to hoping."*The Elf would wait for the waiter to come by, deciding to make his order of rice, bread, and cheese with some water for some relief of the hot day. While he waited for Ikehara to order, he'd shift his focus to the others inhabiting the tavern.*