NAKAMURA RIKAKO<br/><br/>I giggled even harder at his ridiculous accent. But Isobune's staff are very well trained, Japanese shop and restaurant staff always are and impeccably polite. I guess having a feudal system that lasted five hundred years longer than in the west and ended only just over a hundred years or so ago has left the servant spirit still very much alive and well in the Japanese psyche - particularly the female psyche. Plus Isobune being such a high-class establishment the staff or owner would never be so rude as to decline a customer's request. The waitress smiled prettily and with an "at once sir" with a swish of aprons and skirts went away to get whatever it was Roberto had asked for.<br/><br/>I laughed out loud. It was rude of me but Roberto was very funny.<br/><br/><strong>"I didn't get that. What on earth did you ask for?"</strong><br/><br/>Then I turned to Asano-san,<strong>"Hi. Have you chosen yet? When she comes back, place your order."</strong>