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A colleague of Rich’s recommended this tempura place near our hotel.
Delish! Shrimp, fish, vegetables, a shrimp fritter, rice and miso soup!
A must see in Tokyo Station:
TENKIYO TOUKYOEKIGRANROOFTEN
天喜代 東京駅グランルーフ店
The outside of the restaurant
Rich’s combo bowl – his had eel
My assortment
The display of my assortment in the window.
I entered the Huaihai Lu UNIQLO store in Shanghai on Tuesday and was in my happy place! The store has dedicated a major portion of their 4 level building to Dismey displays and product. I was a little overwhelmed!
They even are selling cool patches so you can customize your own clothes.
Many thanks to my Pilates teacher Karin who told me the whole thing existed!
A large display Mickey
Their customized sweater
The back of the sweater
Star Wars!
A wall of Mickeys!
An example of different Mickey art works
So sparkly!
Love the retro sign!
UNIQLO… 
#worldcuprugby2015 
I met Payal 3 years ago and have attended her cooking classes before – you all may remember!
I was so excited to attend her class on kebabs. I always thought of kebabs as different meats on a stick. But It turns out it means anything grilled/cooked.
She prepared today:
All so delicious!
Thanks Payal!
The ingredients table
For the hummus
For the falafel
Payal’s magical spice tin
Hummus! And that’s sumac on top not paprika!
The falafels!
Today I took part in a tour of a very old Shanghai ink factory. I honestly had no idea what to expect but it was really interesting!
This type of ink is used for calligraphy and it actually is in a block format and the artist would then grind it and add water to use it.
It is made with soot, ting oil, lard and sesame oil.
The steps are:
Fascinating!
