I couldn't believe the name of this Japenese restaurant.......

[fun-guy]

KABUKI

I was staring at this name at Bayview Village restaurant and couldn't stop laughing. Just scramble a couple of letters and you have a favourite Japanese bondage ritual, lol. I asked a lady close by if she noticed anything unusual about the name and she said no, didn't get it at all. Must be my dirty, perverted mind that I immediately noticed the irony, lol.

Did anyone else notice this?

 

[stinkynuts]

http://japanesefood.about.com/od/udon/r/bukkakeudon.htm

bukkake means to splash over in Japanese...

It never started off as a sexual term...

Kabuki is a Japanese play, not even close...

 

[Aardvark154]

Kabuki is a form of Japanese theatre dating from the early Seventeenth Century combining dance and acting.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabuki

 

[fun-guy]

I know that, that's why I was laughing........ most people spell it bukaki and refer to it with that spelling. I find it ironic that you can eat in both scenarios, so to speak, well at least the ladies can, lol. Did you notice the restaurant with that name?

 

[assholee]

I live near bayview village and that restaurant name doesn't seem out of place. Normal people dont just re-arrange letters from a word to make a dirty word. Lol

 

[alexmst]

I eat there from time to time when in Toronto. Nice service and both the dynamite rolls and the shrimp sushi pizza are good.

 

[69Shooter]

I don't find that particularly funny. I did eat at a sushi place once where an english translation on the menu read "we cut corners to save you money"! In spite of that, the sushi was great and I never had any "health" problems from eating there.

 

[burt-oh-my!]

You must also get a hell of a kick out of Pizza Pizza - you know, it must make you think of Pee Za.

 

[fun-guy]

You must also get a hell of a kick out of Pizza Pizza - you know, it must make you think of Pee Za.

Sorry, never thought of that one or ever heard anyone say that, lol.