“madame YoKo” cheese souffles
“madame YoKo” is one of the original sweets of “FLOUR” the pastry shop.
light and moist souffles make you very happy.
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“madame YoKo” is one of the original sweets of “FLOUR” the pastry shop.
light and moist souffles make you very happy.
I went to Salon Du Chocolat which is being held in Shinjuku Isetan.
Salon Du Chocolat is International chocolate show featuring world-class exhibitors, chef demonstrations, chocolate fashion, gifts, activities for children, and more.
It was very crowded, but I could get some sweets form “OBERWEIS” and “Henri Le Roux”. Henri Le Roux’s C.B.S. caramels make me crazy!!
They are Green Powdered Tea Cheesecake and Green Tea Roll Cake with black beans from Hayashiya-chaen.
They are served with a pot of green tea.
You can have a relaxing time.
京はやしや (in Japanese)
I and my friend went to a bakery “POINT et LIGNE” in the Shin-Marunouchi Building. The bakery features a variety of “made in Tokyo” bread , which also has a cafe.
You can also watch bakers preparing bread. We had a lunch which is very tasty bread and salad of the season.
Japanese Omelet Rice is called Omurice in Japanese. It is made with fried rice which is wrapped by omelet.
Everybody including kids loves omurice in Japan.
There are various Omurice you can choose at the omurice restaurant “Pomu no ki”.
Pomu no ki (in Japanese)
Omurice recipe - Japanese Omelet Rice (about.com)
Many kinds of izakaya are open near my house, because huge universities are around here. Students enjoy drink with friends or someone steady (-_^)*
To tell the truth, I don’t touch alcohol beverages (T_T) but I love izakaya!
Delicious foods and non-alcohol drinks in there.
Follow to the custom, a staff gave us hot wet towels in big smile, then an otoshi were served. Next what we did is you know… “Kanpai! (cheers!)”
My friends and I had a sweets break at TOU CHOU (The Sweet Dynasty). We had a TOU CHOU original parfait, a Tofu pudding with mango which is a brand-name desser and mango puddings.
If you go to TOU CHOU,you can’t miss the sweets. They are heaven!!
Do you know “monjayaki”? It’s similar to “okonomiyaki”, but “monjayaki” is known as a snack food of Kanto area including Tokyo, while “okonomiyaki” is its counter-food in West Japan such as Hiroshima or Osaka.
This is “okonomiyaki”.

“okonomiyaki” by laughlin
“monjayaki” is made like this: Firstly mix the ingredients like cabbages and sea food with water and flour, then place the mixture on a heated plate. As you turn and mind the mixtures with scraper tool, the liquids is evaporated. Once the mixture is partially sort of burnt it is ready. Now you’d take the individual smaller scraper and help yourself a small portion by scraping the cooked (burnt) mixture directly from the plate.
The way of cooking and eating “monjayaki”
I know eating burnt bits is rather wired and shocking way of eating, but it is tasty.
There is a “monjayaki” restaurant that had celebrities including Brad Pitt visited in Tukishima, a downtown area of Tokyo. I reckon trying ”monjayaki” is becoming a part of Tokyo tourism for foreigners?
This marron tube cake is made by Gin no budou. Gin no budou which means the silver grape is one of my favorite Japanese confectionery companys. They produce sweets of the season.
Gin no budou (in Japanese)
This is Japanese only new flavor “Kokuto & Kuromitsu” from Haagen-dazs.
Brown Cane Sugar and Brown Sugar Syrup Flavor
It is made with native brown cane sugar of Okinawa. Very rich taste.
Haagen-Dazs(Japanese site)