Teppan Edo question

[MikeAidanEoinMom]

A friend asked me if they have kids chopsticks there. The ones that are attached at the top??? If they do not she is going to order some and bring them ...TIA

 

[kaybird]

When we have been there, the hostess makes them for the kids with the chopsticks, a wrapper and a rubberband. Really fun to watch.

 

[wendy46001]

they will make them for the kids with a rubber band and the wrapper...
same as the pre-made attached ones....(actually my parents use them) as they never could manage the chopstick

 

[MikeAidanEoinMom]

When we have been there, the hostess makes them for the kids with the chopsticks, a wrapper and a rubberband. Really fun to watch.

Thanks soo much!!

 

[puffkin]

When we were there they made them for everyone at the table who wanted one, kid or not. They also passed out forks to everyone and most people used those (us included).

 

[MikeAidanEoinMom]

When we were there they made them for everyone at the table who wanted one, kid or not. They also passed out forks to everyone and most people used those (us included).

hahaha that would be me. Her family actually use the chopsticks ...her kids use the kids kind though. So this will be perfect

 

[robinb]

When we have been there, the hostess makes them for the kids with the chopsticks, a wrapper and a rubberband. Really fun to watch.

We did that for my 8-year old DD when we visited Hong Kong, Beijing and Japan (the real places, not in Epcot ). I would use a pony tail holder and the wrapper from the chopsticks. They usually felt sorry for her and gave her a spoon, LOL. BUT she got a lot better at chopsticks after 3 weeks of virtually no forks.

 

[perdidochas]

When we were there they made them for everyone at the table who wanted one, kid or not. They also passed out forks to everyone and most people used those (us included).

Asian food tastes much better if you eat it with chopsticks.

 

[MikeAidanEoinMom]

We did that for my 8-year old DD when we visited Hong Kong, Beijing and Japan (the real places, not in Epcot ). I would use a pony tail holder and the wrapper from the chopsticks. They usually felt sorry for her and gave her a spoon, LOL. BUT she got a lot better at chopsticks after 3 weeks of virtually no forks.

That is so cool that she got that experience