Sunday, 22 June 2014
Friday, 20 June 2014
Shall we go for a ride?
We were walking with Bon Bon in the evening when he saw a car. Suddenly Bon Bon decided that we are taking him somewhere. He started wagging his tail and tried to get in...
If I wait enough, they will take me to a nice cool place, thought Bon Bon.
After that he saw a motorcycle and tried to get on. It was so funny, I can not imagine a Chow Chow riding a motorcycle!
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Sunday, 15 June 2014
Kamakura in spring. Part 1
Here are the photos from our trip to Kamakura. Unluckily, Bon Bon felt too hot and tired to join us.
Kamakura is famous for samurai, the military nobility of medieval and early-modern Japan.
Hasedera temple, one of the great Buddist temples in Kanagawa prefecture.
The temple is also famous for the wonderful view over Kamakura bay.
Thursday, 12 June 2014
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
My pancake days
At this moment Tokyo is crazy about pancakes. People queue for hours just to eat a plate of something like this...
Well, actually, you can book a table at Bills and come at the appointed time. By the way, I liked the famous ricotta pancakes with honeycomb butter very much. I rate them as number 1 on my pancake list. But my husband said that my crepes are way better than any pancakes.
At Eggs 'n Things there's always an 1,5 hour line. I don't have enough courage though I feel curious what their pancakes are like. I always envy Japanese people who have enough patience to endure the long lines. Tokyo is the city of long lines. If there is no line, it means it's not worth eating/buying/seeing.
Completely (I mean it) awful pancakes at Eggscellent. I couldn't finish the last piece.
Soufflé pancakes at Hoshino coffee (Shibuya branch). These are fluffy and not too sweet, but too dry. Maple syrop is my favorite topping. Number 2 on my list.
The other day we also ate pancakes at Pancake days. There was no line in front of the shop. But we decided to go there anyway. The pancakes looked pretty but the taste was disappointing.
At Eggs 'n Things there's always an 1,5 hour line. I don't have enough courage though I feel curious what their pancakes are like. I always envy Japanese people who have enough patience to endure the long lines. Tokyo is the city of long lines. If there is no line, it means it's not worth eating/buying/seeing.
Completely (I mean it) awful pancakes at Eggscellent. I couldn't finish the last piece.
The other day we also ate pancakes at Pancake days. There was no line in front of the shop. But we decided to go there anyway. The pancakes looked pretty but the taste was disappointing.
Our Bon Bon does not care for pancakes. He prefers whipped cream. The sooner the better.
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