Can you use chopsticks?

[xX2DXx]

Hai I can use chopsticks but my brother can't lol once he came to eat at the resturant I was working at and just to torture him I only gave him chopsticks to eat udon with lol!!!!!!. He gave up after dropping his noodles for the 25th time XP, also once my soccor coach and I were eating sushi and he dropped it in the sauce which in return splattered on his nice red bottonup shirt lmao!. It was right before prom so we tried to get out the stain XDDDDDDDD he had a water mark the whole night lol he's such a goof.

[Kanji_The_Wanderer]

I learned how to use Hashi 箸When I was about 14 years old. I had never used them prior to that. My class had ordered some Asian cuisine from a store, and we had eaten it in class that day, during a party (from what I remember)

Anyways, my first attempt was a failure, but I had vowed that every time I ate Ramen, or anything similar, I always use Hashi (chopstick)

Now I am rather good at it. To make myself better, I used to test myself and try to pick up random items with them.

[michaelarda]

I Have got a pair of ChopStick from China but We Turks Can't use them very well ..

I try to use sometimes but it is very different because you cannot use them for every meal....

for example I can Use it For Macaroni....!!!

But very Enjoyable....Very interesting... to use... !!!

[TalnSG]

It seems wielding hashi is good exercise for sprained fingers, even though its painful.

I don't like my new tavel set. They're a very pretty set of aluminum ones that break down and fit in a handy little case. Even with the tips ridged they are too slippery for udon or ramen. But they worked well enough to drive my colleagues at work nuts. I had some shelled edamame with my dumpings today and I know from how intently they stared as I ate them one by one, that they were just waiting for a bean to go flying or drop in my lap. No such luck!

[xX2DXx]

Originally Posted by TalnSG

It seems wielding hashi is good exercise for sprained fingers, even though its painful.

I don't like my new tavel set. They're a very pretty set of aluminum ones that break down and fit in a handy little case. Even with the tips ridged they are too slippery for udon or ramen. But they worked well enough to drive my colleagues at work nuts. I had some shelled edamame with my dumpings today and I know from how intently they stared as I ate them one by one, that they were just waiting for a bean to go flying or drop in my lap. No such luck!

Lol! I just read your post at the top of the page about how you 'didn't' sprain your finger ~_^ but I agree chopsticks do work out your hand. I remember once I broke my wrist and when they took off my cast I had to start useing chopsticks again with it X_x it was torture but made my hand strong . You show them TalnSG.

[KikiBunny23]

ive been able to use chopsticks since the first time i tried. it was funny, i went to asian buffet and they gave us all forks and spoons and when i got my food, i grabbed a pair of chopsticks and the waiter came back and was all "Oh so we have chopstick user" and when i said yes, all the waiters and waitresses kept watching me to see me use them...it was weird but i did it. i was so proud of me and i use them all the time now ^-^

[Ramones1976]

Originally Posted by MMM

Can you use chopsticks?

Yes, I can use chopsticks.
To an extent I prefer to use them instead of silverware

[xX2DXx]

Originally Posted by KikiBunny23

ive been able to use chopsticks since the first time i tried. it was funny, i went to asian buffet and they gave us all forks and spoons and when i got my food, i grabbed a pair of chopsticks and the waiter came back and was all "Oh so we have chopstick user" and when i said yes, all the waiters and waitresses kept watching me to see me use them...it was weird but i did it. i was so proud of me and i use them all the time now ^-^

Lol Q_Q I miss my old job we use to do that, well not on purpose but we only had a few people that went there for dinner and most used forks and knives but we got a few who came in to test there chopstick skills. I like how surprised people look when they drop there noodles XD and they always look at you like it was your fault lmao! ^-^.

[KikiBunny23]

Originally Posted by xX2DXx

Lol Q_Q I miss my old job we use to do that, well not on purpose but we only had a few people that went there for dinner and most used forks and knives but we got a few who came in to test there chopstick skills. I like how surprised people look when they drop there noodles XD and they always look at you like it was your fault lmao! ^-^.

haha, I went again today and they didn't even put my silverware down. they had four, looked at me and put down three. then they kept starin at me again...tryed talkin to me in japanese to and im all "uhhh..."

[Nekozawa]

Originally Posted by dragonxkeeper

i've been using them since i was 9 or 10. Now i'm trying to learn to use them with my right hand just incase i injure my left hand again and need to rely on my right.

Ah!
Same here.
<3