{"id":16165,"date":"2012-06-21T19:50:40","date_gmt":"2012-06-21T16:50:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/db.elicohenator.xyz\/?p=16165"},"modified":"2020-06-08T19:29:48","modified_gmt":"2020-06-09T02:29:48","slug":"japanese-break-super-delicious-foodie-experience","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/designbreakonline.com\/japanese-break-super-delicious-foodie-experience\/","title":{"rendered":"My Japanese Break: My Super Delicious Foodie Experience"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n\n
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It’s been almost two months since I came back from Japan, however I just can’t miss the opportunity to share with you my journey.
\nI want to tell you everything so I am working on a series of posts such as my Tokyo and Kyoto favorite places, my stationary findings and of course there is a foodie post that I better start with. As you probably know I’m a foodie and there is no way to sugarcoat it.
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\nSo, let’s start with my fav foodie finds:
\n-with our first day my romance with all things Green-Tea began; Green-Tea KitKat<\/a>, Green-Tea ice-cream, Malebranche<\/a> biscuits, but of course Green-Tea tea and the list goes on and on.
\nIf I have to put my finger on one amazing finding, it’s most definitely the BAKERIES all over Japan! You can find them all over and I wouldn’t be exaggerating if I say that I had a pastry of some kind almost every two or three hours. To name a few: The Rose Bakery<\/a> at the top floor of the Dover Street Market<\/a> in Ginza, Tokyo. The crazy beautiful variety at Takashimaya<\/a>‘s food courts<\/a>. The never ending treasures at the Muji Cafes<\/a> in every other corner. The cutest doughnuts at Floresta<\/a>‘s Kyoto. Miyajima’s special maple leaf shaped cookies.
\nIf ramen is what you crave for, ramen it is. My ramen experience was like no other: you can order a ramen on the street, from a vending machine, while waiting for your train or while waiting in line with the locals in a super tiny and crowded shop (best feeling ever!)… There is no way I can rank all the ramens I ate but one really stood out and it was the spicy lemon one at the vegan T’s Restaurant<\/a> at Tokyo’s Keiyo Street Station<\/a>. Yup, a super clean and well designed restaurant in a subway station! Who would have thought…
\nAs you can see, I ate like there is no tomorrow and all this food talk is making me extra hungry ;)
\nI know it’s not your usual DesignBreak post but I hope you enjoy it and next week there will be a more design related Japanese Break<\/a>.
\nHave a yummy weekend, my sweet Breakers.
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