Today we had a surprise birthday party for Kaia’s mama in a nearby Korean restaurant.
It was a complete shock to both her (and Kaia) when they walked in a dark room of the restaurant to be greeted by a loud “surprise!” and about 20 close friends singing happy birthday.
The place ended up being a terrific place to hold a party with karaoke machine, long tables, open grills and lots and lots of tasty food.
I brought a bottle of good sake that Kaia’s ojiichan had gifted us from
Japan and introduced many of our Indian friends to the pleasures of nihonshu.
With a chocolate cake with the script in Tamil, it was truly a multi-cultural dining experience and everyone seemed to really enjoy themselves, most importantly indiamama.
Why I Love This Time: these kinds of memories.
Today we had a surprise birthday party for Kaia’s mama in a nearby Korean restaurant. It was a complete shock to both her (and Kaia) when they walked in a dark room of the restaurant to be greeted by a loud “surprise!” and about 20 close friends singing happy birthday. The place ended up being a terrific place to hold a party with karaoke machine, long tables, open grills and lots and lots of tasty food. 
I brought a bottle of good sake that Kaia’s ojiichan had gifted us from 
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