I went out for Saturday lunch in Jiyugaoka which is one of fancy places in Tokyo.
My friend is so resourceful when it comes to eating so I just follow her whenever we meet up.
Lobros:
http://www.lobros.co.jp/lobros/
We went to Lobros for lunch and I had a french toast with blue berry & cream cheese plate.
By the way , the note which placed out side of the door was a little funny, so I took that picture, as well.
'No buggies more than three.'
We saw many small kids with their mothers in this restaurant.
It's a little different scene from the central Tokyo such as Omotesando or Yurakucho.
This is more residential district but for a very rich family!
Then we were heading to a cake shop named 'Mont St Clair' which is often seen in TV, according to my friend, and we bought some peace of cakes. We couldn't get seats there because of a white day.
It is an event relates Valentin's day in Japan.
Women give chocolates to men on Valentin's day and men give something back to women one month later which called 'White day'.
Cake shops are very busy in February and March.
Mont St Clair:
http://www.ms-clair.co.jp/
My choices are Mont St Clair & Caramel Poire. Looks good, aren't they?
We gave up sitting there and went back to the Station and had a coffee at 'San Francisco Cable Car Coffee'.
San Francisco Cable Car Cofee:
http://www.cable-car.jp/
It's a casual style coffee shop that you can visit by yourself.
We talked about work, people, fortune-telling and some philosophies.
It's a sunny & peaceful day :)
My friend is so resourceful when it comes to eating so I just follow her whenever we meet up.
Lobros:
http://www.lobros.co.jp/lobros/
We went to Lobros for lunch and I had a french toast with blue berry & cream cheese plate.
By the way , the note which placed out side of the door was a little funny, so I took that picture, as well.
'No buggies more than three.'
We saw many small kids with their mothers in this restaurant.
It's a little different scene from the central Tokyo such as Omotesando or Yurakucho.
This is more residential district but for a very rich family!
Then we were heading to a cake shop named 'Mont St Clair' which is often seen in TV, according to my friend, and we bought some peace of cakes. We couldn't get seats there because of a white day.
It is an event relates Valentin's day in Japan.
Women give chocolates to men on Valentin's day and men give something back to women one month later which called 'White day'.
Cake shops are very busy in February and March.
Mont St Clair:
http://www.ms-clair.co.jp/
My choices are Mont St Clair & Caramel Poire. Looks good, aren't they?
We gave up sitting there and went back to the Station and had a coffee at 'San Francisco Cable Car Coffee'.
San Francisco Cable Car Cofee:
http://www.cable-car.jp/
It's a casual style coffee shop that you can visit by yourself.
We talked about work, people, fortune-telling and some philosophies.
It's a sunny & peaceful day :)
Comments
wow i want to visit tokyo some day!!
I like your way of doing it. Here it might be more like you are forced to give something more than maybe you want to.
Do most women when they like a man do it anonymously or how does that go?
It's more like flirting that our Valentines Day. More fun your way.
:)