The Lounge menu is surprisingly ordinary – "all-day" hotel room-service dining for visitors tired of their hotels.
Jung Sik Dang adapted Western fine dining for a culture where most restaurants prize tradition over innovation.
The dollar's rise against the euro has shrunk the costs of shopping, accommodations and dining for traveling Americans.
Eulogists also demand expenses for travel, lodging, and dining for themselves and their retinue when they visit other cities. (Women earn less).
The analogy they make is to a restaurant: ad blocking users are dining for free, even if they don't think they are.
Rooms vary from a double with a veranda to a triple with private swimming pool, hot tub, dancefloor, barbecue area and dining for eight.
Robert Baldari, 60, and his four brothers had chosen Key West for a week of scuba diving and dining for their annual vacation, but they postponed their trip this week.
He used his personal popularity to trump the faction system that had hitherto controlled Japan's prime ministers; yet for all his charm he is a loner, dining for preference by himself.
In dining, for example, the visual array on the table, the conversational tones or background music, and the tactile sensations, aromas, and taste of the food all combine to enhance the gustatory experience, with each sense contributing to it.
The restaurant has also expanded, providing more comfortable dining for the loyal and hungry clientele that troops in, especially on weekends, when waiting for a table might require pleasant hobnobbing in the handsome bar and lounge area.
