Aug 26, 2017
Nagoya Meet and Greet
Are you ready to have another wonderful lunch out with the Nagoya Meet and Greet? If you would like to experience new places and foods, not to mention know where these hidden gems of Nagoya are, please join one of The Nagoya Meet and Greet’s wonderful monthly lunches. Each month they dine out at new places, with different foods and of course meeting and greeting new friends and old.
This month, NMG is heading to lunch at:
Garb Castello
Garb Castello opened in April and has become a popular ‘discovery’ over the summer. So please join Nagoya Meet & Greet and introduce anyone new for lunch on Tuesday 12th September at 12:30
- There is a choice of 6 weekly lunch sets available (¥880 – ¥1600)
- a selection of pizza’s (¥850 – ¥1550)
- and a children’s lunch plate (¥650)
See website for menu information:
Please RSVP by: Friday 8th September to ensure seating availability
Access:
Garb Castello – Tonarino 1st Floor, Meijo Koen (Street level) (map)
Access: Meijo Koen Exit 2 (Meijo Line)
Cross the road and you have arrived!
If you require an elevator then use Exit 1 (and a little extra walking)
For Moms with young children there is a colorful padded play area for children inside the restaurant,
and the whole Meijo Koen outside!
RSVP: Katharine at Nagoyameetandgreet(at)gmail.com
Nagoya Meet and Greet is a monthly lunch where 40+ women of various nationalities, interests, and ages gather to meet, eat, and greet. The event is great for new arrivals and those seeking new friends. Mothers can take advantage of the children’s play area available. English is the language of communication.
Besides the meeting new friends, seeing old ones, and seeking advice from fellow expats, the Nagoya Meet and Greet offers guests the opportunity to experience a variety of foods from around the world from an array of wonderful restaurants in Nagoya. Join us as we discover these hidden gems and enjoy a new venue for each month of 2016!
For information please e-mail to: Nagoyameetandgreet(at)gmail.com
Photo by Sandstein (Own work) [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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