Restaurant Table Service Creates Massive Steam Cloud
A restaurant server performs a dramatic table-side presentation by pouring a liquid onto a hot surface, resulting in a sudden and dense release of steam that quickly engulfs the surrounding area. The visual effect is intense, creating a thick, fog-like cloud that obscures the table and nearby diners. This type of culinary performance is often used in restaurants to add an element of spectacle to the dining experience, though the sheer volume of steam produced in this instance makes it particularly notable.
This is gonna bring back some memories for some jews... Ah the good old days.
Auschwitz meal. Asia style.
it's fuking STEAM
I go to a restaurant for the food, not a show. If I want that, I'll go to a theater.
So this restaurant clearly has no fire alarm system. Meaning that it's a safety issue to dine there.
Took my great grandfather here. He has a flashback he was back in the trenches fighting the Jerries. Would recommend
We get it bro, you vape.
eat lavish meal, order this and dash while the smoke bomb is deployed
When I was a kid we went to this restaurant where they would flambe pancakes (crepes) at the table. They'd roll up on this trolley with a hot plate and a burner, make the pancake, add liquor (Grand Marnier I believe it was, it's a liquor with an orange flavour) and then WHOOF lig
Was kinda expecting this