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Muffin!


I LOVE muffins!

I used to have them often when I was in Vancouver.
It is one of typical western foods for me.

It had been not easy to find good muffins in Japan but only Tokyo could make it possible!


Ben's cafe @ Takadano-baba

I stopped by Muffinaris in Shinjyuku Mitsukoshi ALCOTT on the way home from Jyunkudo which is a big book shop in Shinjyuku .
I bought a blueberry crumble muffin, the dough is so tasty and blue berries are so juicy!

 http://www.muffinaris.com/muffinaris/muffin.html

They also have vegetable muffins such as onion & salmon etc,
which I never tried before.
I prefer non sweet drink but for muffins, hum...

(Japanese)

今日新宿三越アルコットのマフィナリーズと言うマフィンのお店で
ブルーベリークランブルと言うのを食べました。
生地もおいしいし、底にごろごろジューシーなベリーが入ってて素敵でした。
他にも野菜系のマフィンなどユニークな種類がたくさんありました。
近くに行かれる事があれば是非試してみてください！

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