This looks delicious! I’m hungry now! 🙂
Hello. I went to the Japanese traditional restaurant (Kaiseki. 懐石) other day. Each dish has an atmosphereofautumn. It’s very nice. All dishes are very delicious also. Special thanks B-san’s.
Appetizer. Multi-tiered food box (お重 o-jyu.)of autumn.
Sashimi. Dobin-mushi of Matsu-take. Hohba yaki.
Chablis. Owan. Tempura of autumn.
Gohan and Miso-shiru ( soup ). Dessert.
Thank you.
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My wife is Japanese and I have to say I feel spoiled by her cooking! Anyways, all the dishes look great and now that you have been spoiled you should really treat yourself to a Japanese New Years dinner! If it wasn’t so cold in Japan that time of year I’d always go back! Japanese people really pull out all the stops for New Years! Oishiiiiii!
Sounds amazing! I hope to visit Japan one day soon! 🙂
another japanese food fan here. nice, how you let us be part of this feast. just wish the pictures were bigger. i like to eat with my eyes also and it always inspires.
Yes, me too! This is a reblog from a friend in a blogosphere, it looked so yummy that I had to share 🙂
Nice to meet you!
nice to meet you too. have a good day and post soon some more
Hello Nattela-san. Thank you for reblog for my blog. Yes. Could you please come to Japan one time. I can tell you many good food and Japanese culture. So, you will come to Japan when please ask me before fright. Thank you.
Thank you! 🙂 I sure will let you know before coming! Thank you for offering me help! 🙂
Brings back memories of my four months stationed in Japan … and the reason I added Japanese cuisine to my list of favorites.
🙂 Your experience of Japan must be extraordinary! I’d love to travel and live there for some time.
Good to see you here! 🙂