If he does, she'll note how little outward appreciation she has for the concept. Then again, it's part of a sort of cultural cue based on gender she doesn't have in the same respects in her own. As far as she'd be concerned, shouldn't they both equally hold the door for each other?

The idea of grilling things on their own where they sit is curious. Annie blinks, looking around the restaurant with greater care, noting how it is the other people here are comporting themselves. Ah... no. She understands.

"Good or bad is relative. I haven't done anything like this before - so if you want to demonstrate, I'd prefer to watch." She can throw right in, too, but it seems easier to take advantage of the offer he's giving.

Particularly once they're seated and she's looking at the menu itself. "How does ordering work with something like this, then?"