Incredible
Japanese food
is hard to find in Paris, but
Aida, is known for its
teppanyaki
, which involves using a hot iron plate (teppan) to grill (yaki) fresh seafood, meat, and veggies. This is the first Japanese restaurant in
Paris
to receive a
Michelin
star, which was bestowed in 2008. Grab a seat at the counter and watch chef Koji Aida in action, or slide a shoji screen open and slip into a private tatami room, where you'll feel like you're back in Japan.
Kikkoman, which made their mark with soy sauce products, is giving away
a San Francisco Culinary Adventure Opportunity awarded in the form of a $10,000 check. That's enough to fly to
Paris
and check out Aida yourself. Get your grill on and enter.
VoilĂ - the link to the Kikkoman $10,000 sweepstakes:
http://kikkoman.promo.eprize.com/sweepstakes/
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