I would like to start a simple and amiable game. Do you remember a place where you have already been and you could eat an unforgettable dish?
I will say the place, the name of the dish (please say why you liked it).
Place: Mexico (La Ciudad del Mexico) Dish: Burritos! Why: Totally exotic for me. The mexican, or I should say the native azteca food was based on corn, like the incas in Peru based their dishes on potatoes. Well, burritos is quite spicy, tasty....but nothing healthy...after a whole week eating burritos, my stomach nearly colapsed!
Before I came to Japan,mom and dad always cooked very good meals,I could eat what I want ,.But since I came to Japan ,my life changed .The price in japan is so high that I could only buy the bare necessities of life.100yen drink was a luxury for me. And then I found a part-time job,I got used to living in japan....
I would like to say about my unforgetteable dish .
the dinner in Tokyo Baycourt Club
Why: Although it is Chinese food ,it is an excellent flavor that I have never tasted,the plates look also high-class, I was amazed .
And then I continued my instant food the next day...
I also felt this schock in Japan. In Brazil the food is abundant and is very very cheap. Yes, I could eat almost whatever I wanted (because my mother vetoed some foods hahahaha)...Anyway, I can imagine, daily life here is expensive, and I would say that food is not so cheap.
However, I should also say that the quality of the restaurants, in general, is excellent. At least, regarding the food appearance is beautiful.
One question, did you have this chinese dinner in a ship, while you could enjoy Tokyo Bay?
Yeah, yeah...but anyway, it is good to enjoy your Cinderela's day...I think regardless whether man or woman, everyone has already experienced a "Cinderela's day", I mean, a luxurious day or party.
I did not have the dinner in a ship,It is a hotel in Odaiba, and it is only for the members (I mean 会員制,but how to say it in English?)
I always have lunch in cafeteria or convenience store, I am weary about this .I want to cook by myself,I am not good at cooking ,but I think at
least it is better than cafeteria .
In my opinion it is very difficult to correct translate 会員制 into English. I would say, restricted to members in a direct translation, but there might be a more suitable term.
In which hotel was the party? Nikko or Le Daiba (the tallest one)?
Yeah, unfortunately, I am lazy now, and I am not cocking by my ownself. It is related to the psychological status and time, therefore, I have to "enjoy" my meals at cafeteria and 7 eleven. Obviously, I would also like to cook at home.
The hotel is called Tokyo Baycourt Club ,This is the webpage below.
http://baycourtclub.jp/
The hotel was founded in march 2008,maybe it is not a good time to open.
I think the dishes are delicious in Japan except TIT cafeteria,I do not know why it can exist until now. And the students never make a complaint about this (ー_ー?)ン?