eating out

  • A Little Bit of Germany in Japan
    August 26th, 2009By Lieske Leynen
    When you live abroad, one of the many things you miss is food. Not food in general. By no means are you going to starve in Japan, but you miss the food you had back home. Things that had been easy to come by but aren’t any more. Being a little » Continue Reading
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  • Aquavit
    April 24th, 2009By Dayna747
    Reaching a swanky cul-de-sac in trendy Kita Aoyama just minutes from Gaienmae station, walk through the glass sliding doors of Aquavit and you instantly feel the sophistication oozing through the modern Scandinavian design. On the left, a small chic lounge area with ‘egg’ chairs leads to a dim-lit bar sparkling with » Continue Reading
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  • Sampling the Local Cuisine…
    April 14th, 2009By Janan Jedrzejewski
    There were duck’s tongues. Loads of them. The round server resting on the top of our table was spun round and a pile of them sat right in front of me. They tasted ok; not much flavour or meat. I had been invited out to a family dinner by a wealthy » Continue Reading
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