Wednesday, March 18, 2009

File#20 - Negimashi Gentei Karamiso Saisai Ramen

"Negimashi Gentei Karamiso Saisai Ramen"
Johnny Noodle @ Hanzomon, Tokyo


ym: "Very tasty & spicy vegatables. Frequent visits with KO."


to MS: Master says hi.

Friday, March 6, 2009

File #19 - Tomato Soup Cheese Tuke-Men

Tomato Soup Cheese Tuke-men
&
Gyu-suji Nikomi

Ryouma @ Jinbochou, Tokyo

ym: "a positive surpriser. tomato cheese soup based ramen has quietly been "the thing" for some time, but I did not expect this kind of taste. spiced up uniquely by lemon, herbs, kikurage, and several drops of garlic tabasco does the trick. very hoooking.
another one of MS's hidden gourmet spots."

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

File#18 - BMW F10


The unveiling New BMW 5 Series Studie, the F10
ym: "Heavy, not too roundish, vigorous, aerodynamic, luxurious,
I like your style."

Monday, March 2, 2009

File#17 - Hangin Out

liquor & muzik
with enthusiastic people

BarTrack@ Ebisu, Tokyo



Paku-Chi Bomb Salad (off menu)
secret for now @ Ebisu, Tokyo


ym: new perspectives, ideas and opinion exchange
better with liquor?
or
better without??


Wednesday, February 25, 2009

File#16 - Adito (Cafe)

Chillout
Adito (cafe) @ Komazawa, Tokyo

ym: "Especially cozy on Saturday afternoons and Sunday evenings"














Thursday, February 19, 2009

File#15 - Grappa Ornellaia



"Grappa Ornellaia"

bar @ Azabu Jyuban, Tokyo

ym: "harvested on the Ornellaia Estate in Bolgheri, Tuscany"



Tuesday, February 17, 2009

File#14 - Kamo Yaki & Sarashina Soba

"Kamo Yaki (top) &
Ko-Ebi Tempura Sarashina Soba(bottom)"


Souhonke Sarashina-Horii @ Azabu Jyuban, Tokyo




ym: "Sarashina means it is 100% made from only the very core part of the buckwheat,
where it contains the most sweetness. As in a normal soba, flour would be used as an addition (called tsunagi) to blend that sweetness.

Also note there are two types of soba-tsuyu (dip sauce).
According to the master, the tsuyu is where the extra investment is made,
and it uses a 10 year vintage tsuyu base.

No wonder the difference.
A soba-connoisseur would first realize that the scent of the tsuyu is different,
and then the harmony of it with the sarashina soba."

They even disclose theingredients -
which is rare for a business of such old standing (since 1789)."






Check it out:
Soba; Home Made by the Masters