Just because I feel like taunting you all with delicious Japanese food.
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| dessert! mochi (sticky rice) balls, matcha ice cream, anko (sweet bean paste) and kanten jelly, served with sweet, carmelly molasses to pour over the top. This is from a cafe in a mall when we bought our futon. |
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| nabemono - Japanese style hot pot (by me :) ) |
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| gong bao ji ding - chinese dish, spicy chicken wok fried with chilis and peanuts. we got a wok and we know how to use it. |
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| I was on a Chinese food kick - 蛋花湯/dàn huā tāng/egg flower soup |
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| this meal has sushi and sashimi from the supermarket close by. |
This last photo has a bunch of the setomono/ceramics we bought from Seto. All the sushi was from a nearby supermarket. Only in Japan would I not be afraid to buy sashimi from a supermarket and eat it in massive quantities. It's only around $5 for all the sashimi you see and $4 for the nigiri (sushi on rice). And it tastes reaaaally good. Sure, you could go out and get incredible sushi that you would have recurring fantasy-dreams about for years to come at the amazing sushi restaurants here, but when you want a quick cheap meal, the supermarket is the furthest you need to go.
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