Klingon Restaurant on DS9

[Photon]

Guess it shuddered after tensions w/the Doms began to rise.

I liked the owner; I wish DS9 had included the restaurant all the way thru

 

[fireproof78]

It probably shuddered when the Khitomer accords were revoked by Gowron.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Shuttered.

Shuddering is without honor.

 

[Nerys Myk]

It probably shuddered when the Khitomer accords were revoked by Gowron.

Well the torpedo hit did shake it up a bit.

 

[fireproof78]

Shuttered.

Shuddering is without honor.

I mean, loss of business causes a shudder.

I miswrote but I can make it work.

 

[Tosk]

It was still there as late as season six, we just didn't see it.

 

[Lynx]

Honestly, I think it remained on the station.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Balls of steel to remain open when your Empire is at war with the Federation. Which means staying open would be a very Klingon thing to do!

 

[kkt]

Maybe he was just another DS9 expat

 

[Finn]

Left over from the old Culinary Caste, from before the Warrior Caste took over....

 

[Oddish]

It's funny that we didn't hear about it more, with Worf on the station.

 

[Finn]

It's funny that we didn't hear about it more, with Worf on the station.

I guess he prefers home-cooked Klingon food from back home in Minsk

 

[kkt]

I guess he prefers home-cooked Klingon food from back home in Minsk

Or growing up in Minsk he never acquired the taste for Klingon food.

 

[Finn]

Or growing up in Minsk he never acquired the taste for Klingon food.

Have you watched TNG? Worf’s adoptive mother had to learn Klingon cooking…

 

[kkt]

TNG? A few episodes here and there. I'm more about DS9 and TOS, with some Discovery and Strange New Worlds more recently.

How many people adopted as babies into a very different culinary culture from their birthplace have you known?

 

[tomalak301]

It probably shuddered when the Khitomer accords were revoked by Gowron.

I would think when they were reinstated, the Restuarant would have come back. You had so many Klingons on the station during the dominion war one would think the Klingon Restaurant would have been the place to be on the promenade. We should have seen Dax and Worf eat there at one point.

 

[Finn]

TNG? A few episodes here and there. I'm more about DS9 and TOS, with some Discovery and Strange New Worlds more recently.

How many people adopted as babies into a very different culinary culture from their birthplace have you known?

Okay cool, It was established in TNG that Worf's adoptive mother had to learn to do some Klingon cooking in an effort to connect with Worf early on.

Not sure how personal experience is relevant to fictional writing?

 

[Tosk]

Just to expand on my answer above, the restaurant did not leave when we stopped seeing it...it's mentioned in five out of seven seasons.

Bashir and Melora go there in season two. (As well as one other sighting and two mentions.)
Jake and Leanne plan a date there in season three.
Odo mentions it in season four.
Worf, Dax, and Kira leave Quark's to go there in season five.
Kira and Odo go there in season six.

 

[trekshark]

If a suspected and later proven obsidian order member was allowed to stay the whole time I don't see why the klingon federation hostility would cause him to leave. Maybe when the dominion took over he left with the other civilians and came back

 

[kkt]

Garak was decoding Cardassian messages for the Federation and helping the Federation's war effort in many other ways. Of course Sisko didn't want him to leave.