The day before yesterday was a bit warm and I felt like eating meals not cooked by myself. And I also thought it must be nice if I could go eat a good meal in a silent chic place. That's the reason why I chose the restaurant named "Kisoji" to have a lunch.
Kisoji is one of my memorable restaurants for myself. Probably I've eaten there before I was born. I mean, it's also my parents' favorite. As I was a kid, my all-time food in Kisoji was Sukiyaki, a Japanese dish. Boiled beef, vegetables and soup were served in the unique iron pot, then eat with a raw egg. Again, I like raw eggs so much and that might be why I like it :D
After sitting back on a chair, they gave me a fabric for placing on my luggage to protect it from splash that could come from sauce, tea, or anything during eating.
"I've been to Kisoji several hundred times." While I was waiting for the dish to come, I thought myself. It was the first time to come to Kisoji in Tokyo, but seemingly it looks like the one where I usually went: The Japanese traditional clothes were worn by women working in the restaurant, the way they communicate with customer were obviously over-hospitality and that's exactly what I'm fond of :)
Okay, here it is :D Soon after beginning to eat, I realized how they think about cooking. It was absolutely well-managed and they took a huge amount of time to create their own menu.
I also tasted raw fish with the dish. It was a few pieces of sliced fish, but it really fresh and taste great. I was really satisfied the fact that Kisoji has been the great restaurant in my life :)
Hi iko, visit your blog makes me feel good, relaxed and often hungry!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make you my compliments especially for the photographs that are beautiful. You have no idea how much I wish I could enjoy those dishes and visit those places that you describe in your post.
I hope to do one day, in the meantime I enjoy what you show us.
Thank you!
Hello, and thank you for visiting on my blog :)
DeleteI'm really pleased to hear that you are relaxed while reading, because that's what I always try to express :)
Not only Kisoji I just introduced in this post, but also there are many good restaurants with high quality in my country.
So whenever you feel like coming, then coming! :D
To help you where and what to see, I'd like to show more :)
When I will make the program of my jouney in Japan I will consult (obviusly) you and your blog for the list of restaurants and places to visit. ;)
ReplyDeleteHi! Do you have a plan to visit Japan?! That must be nice and I'll wait for hearing from you :)
DeleteNot yet unfortunately. I'm from Italy, too far away, so it's a fairly challenging journey ... but not impossible! :P
DeleteYou're absolutely right, that's not impossible though it could look like difficult. Actually I leave for Central America tomorrow, I've never thought I would be there before, but finally the dream come true :)
DeleteImmediately after reading your last post about the trip in central america my first thought was "Wow, what luck!" but then I realized that, rather than luck, I envy your courage! Well, enjoy your trip, I'll wait your photos ;)
DeleteThank you, I'm finally here to respond your comment! :) It's almost a week since I left my country, hmm, only a eek! I feel like I've been here for a month! or even a year, haha :D
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