Sentence examples for dining traditions from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Johnston's book "The French Family Feast" (1988) was about home cooking and family dining traditions.

It feels like a Japanese trattoria or bistro, to borrow terms from other dining traditions.

Its Grill Room promises to uphold noble dining traditions laid down by the Savoy and the Dorchester.

Therefore, Chinese dining traditions vary significantly depending on location.

One of the city's finest classic dining traditions re-opened its doors this year.

You eat in a large, open room with all the other trips there at the same time, experiencing Bedouin customs and dining traditions.

In Japan, people make reservations at Kentucky Fried Chicken, after a successful 1974 advertisement campaign called Kurisumasu ni wa kentakkii, or Kentucky for Christmas! became a dining tradition across the country.

Kajitsu achieves both with its haute Japanese food, which gives the dining tradition known as kaiseki a Zen Buddhist twist.

He has also reinterpreted another Greek dining tradition: His tasting menu, which the restaurant promotes in favor of à la carte dining, is really a fine selection of meze, the small dishes that are like Greek tapas.

In the Western dining tradition, restaurants have often been places of privilege, whiteness and heterosexual norms.

The Guardian celebrates the summer tradition of dining alfresco with ten literary picnics.