Posted in Tokyo, tagged すし家, ginza, ginza sushi, ginza sushi restaurants, Sushi, Sushiya, Sushiya すし家, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo restaurant, tokyo sushi, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Brought K to my favourite sushiya — literally Sushiya! After my wonderful dinner barely a month ago, I had high expectations and didn’t leave disappointed. Almost every piece was a hit, except the chewy squid despite Chef’s superb knife skill. And this time, I requested for two unagi — one lightly glazed, the other sprinkled with shio and yuzu zest. Bliss!
Posted in Tokyo, tagged azuki toast, bread, ebisu, ebisu station, pan, tamago, tamago sando, Tokyo, tokyo bakery, tokyo breakfast, tokyo cafe, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo shopping, where to eat in tokyo, 俺のBakery&Cafe on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We walked over from my apartment to 俺のBakery&Cafe at 9.30am and were shocked that a line was already forming for the sale of takeaway loaves at 10am. If you are dining at the cafe, you can skip the queue but full menu is only available after 10am so you still have to wait anyway. Both the tamago sando and azuki toast were tasty but we wouldn’t queue for the bread!
Posted in Tokyo, tagged chocolate, chocolate ice cream, haagen dazs, haagen dazs japan, hungry, Joel Robuchon, joel robuchon japan, konbini, konbini desserts, konbini ice cream, late night eating, supper, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo ice cream, tokyo supper, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Can you believe Joel Robuchon is also entering the konbini ice cream market? Tried the orange chocolate bar and woah, it’s surprisingly good and not sweet at all! But for a chocolate ice cream, it’s too expensive so #haagendazsfanforever
Posted in Tokyo, tagged aoyama, ピエール・エルメ・パリ, macarons, matcha, matcha cake, matcha desserts, Pierre Hermé, Tokyo, tokyo cafe, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo matcha desserts, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I’ve pretty much tried all desserts from Pierre Hermé (yes I’m a fangirl!) and the #1 absolute top favourite is Dépaysé, a giant intense matcha macaron with azuki compote and citrusy lime. It’s a seasonal special so every time we see this, we don’t even think of sharing. One each, period.
Posted in Kakigori, Tokyo, tagged caramel sauce, Kakigori, kakigori かき氷, kakigori hunting, pumpkin kakigori, summer kakigori, Tokyo, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo kakigori, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Similar to the avocado shaved ice, this beautiful pumpkin kakigori is all natural sweetness and we left feeling really healthy! Talk about self-delusion haha.
Posted in Kakigori, Tokyo, tagged avocado, avocado kakigori, かき氷, eat your fruits, Kakigori, kakigori かき氷, kakigori hunting, summer kakigori, Tokyo, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo kakigori, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Because I eat avocado for breakfast daily, I rarely want to order avocado-anything when I’m dining out. The only exception is probably avocado kakigori! I like that this place blends the fruit toppings freshly upon order and there’s barely any sugar added. In fact, it’s not even sweet at all and I wish there’s some caramel or even better — gula melaka sauce on top!
Posted in Kakigori, Tokyo, tagged hazelnut, Kakigori, kakigori かき氷, shaved ice, summer kakigori, Tokyo, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo kakigori, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
It’s easy to love this hazelnut kakigori because why not? As with the pistachio tiramisu, the layering is done beautifully and there’s never a bland mouthful.
Posted in Kakigori, Tokyo, tagged Kakigori, kakigori かき氷, kakigori hunting, pistachio kakigori, shaved ice, summer かき氷, summer desserts, summer kakigori, Tokyo, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo kakigori, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
K loves this place a lot more than I do. The ice here is better than the other kakigori shops we’ve tried so far — strands are shorter and less firmly packed. The pistachio tiramisu is a good pairing and I’m making a mental note to order the pure pistachio flavour next time!
Posted in Tokyo, tagged 鮨かねさか, ginza, ginza sushi, ginza sushi restaurants, omakase, shinji kanesaka, Sushi, sushi kanesaka, sushi omakase, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo sushi, tokyo sushi omakase, tokyo sushi restaurants, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Shinji in Singapore is famous among local foodies and Sushi Kanesaka in Tokyo is a must try for fans of Shinji. We opted for 15 pieces (excellent value!) and left very satisfied. Standouts for me include the chutoro, shima aji and shiro ebi. It’s also where I had my first taste of kisu – a Japanese silver fish in season now.
Posted in Kakigori, Tokyo, tagged かき氷, Kakigori, kakigori かき氷, shaved ice, summer かき氷, summer desserts, summer kakigori, Tokyo, tokyo dessert, tokyo desserts, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo kakigori, tokyo shaved ice, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Again, another kakigori we can’t appreciate — savoury mitarashi milk. Sorry to say this but I felt terribly uncomfortable after finishing this and the kinako kuromitsu kakigori, both of which have an overdoes of cream 😡
Scared of coming back!!
No Instagram images were found.
Lifestyle Asia - 10 Singapore foodies to follow on Instagram
My Food Sirens II 