Hironoya ひろの屋

Hironoya is a gem of a Japanese restaurant. Unfortunately, as of this writing it is closed until they can find a new location. We all hope that it will be sooner rather than later.

It may seem silly to write about a restaurant that is on a hiatus. I am writing about this because there aren't many restaurants like this. I'm not just talking about the food. It's a major part of it yes, but this restaurant has the intangible qualities that not many can have.

Hironoya

Germany, There and Back Again: LH112 FRA-MUC and First Impressions

For other parts of this journey click below!
Part 1 - Introduction
Part 2 - LAX to FRA
Part 3 - FRA to MUC
Part 4 - BMW Welt and Delivery
Part 5 - First drive and Linderhof Palace
Part 6 - Füssen, Ulm, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Part 7 - Speyer Museum and Heidelberg
Part 8 - FRA and the Flight Home

Part 3

At Frankfurt Main airport we went through passport control which was conveniently located right next to our arrival gate.

From there it was quite a trek to our next flight, LH112 to Munich.

Onwards to Munich!

A Sign of the Times

Recently, B and I went to Lawry's the Prime Rib Restaurant in Beverly Hills, CA for dinner. They have several locations worldwide including Las Vegas, NV which I have been to as well. At both locations there is a lot of consistency. The waitress is always cheerful and does magic with the spinning bowl salad, the prime rib is delicious, and the corn is perfectly creamy.

Mmm...Lawry's

But this last time we went something was different and it had nothing to do with the restaurant but rather the clientele.