Last week Ad and I walk past a long queue of people waiting outside a little eatery specialising in Gyoza in the back streets of Omotesando. Since we were in the area tonight we thought we'd join the queue for the best gyoza in town. The menu was very short and to the point.
- 2 types of gyoza (original or garlic & leek) cooked 2 different types of ways (pan fried or boiled).
- 3 vegie sides (sliced cucumber with a peanutty sauce, bean sprouts with a mince meaty miso sauce and lightly pickled cabbage)
- rice and chicken soup
- various beers and alcoholic beverages
This place was churning through customers and all the food was being cooked by 1 person!! We had a good seat right in front of the cook (it was an open kitchen) and every plate of food went through his hands. He didn't stop working for a single second that we were there. I think he must have been some hi tech japanese robot.
After dinner we went for a stroll down Omotesando and "popped" into BVLGARI for some dessert.
The BEST Chocolate fondant pudding I've ever had.
This petit four was divine too. The highlight for me being the kaffir lime white chocolate mousse on the top.
Ad often says 'marriage is blissful' but I say BVLGARI dining is blissful. Clearly this was my favourite culinary experience for the day.
My other treat for the day was getting my early birthday present, this camera (Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 if you MUST know..) It's pretty similar to those Polaroid cameras that were big in the 80's and they are definately making a come back here. I'm bound to get bagged out by my dad for buying this.
ps, sorry for the poor quality photos, only had the iphone for pix.. well, other than my new one obviously
Sunday, October 26, 2008
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