Pizza All you Can eat!!

I binged on pizza!! want to know what this is all about? head on over to my reviews blog for more 

continue below to read about my adventures!

My friend suggested we go to this place to eat... it is a pizza all you can eat... for most people in Tokyo, we know that Shakey's is known for its cheap but good quality all you can eat pizza!

I never thought I would have liked "dessert" pizza which is essentially sweet... but one bite changed my mind... they seemed to use a different crust... so the sweetness was a good match with the "pizza crust"

If you still want to know more... head on over to my reviews blog!

Truffes Au Chocolat

some fancy chocolate from Shiseido Parlour :)

who knew Shiseido could be associated with chocolate? Makeup brands continue to surprise me every day...

Delicious!

a mixture of Korean goodness

This is by far one of my most favourite Korean dishes! <3

what is inside:

• rice
• seaweed
• kimchi
• cheese
• chicken

I'm not sure whether I can replicate it... will keep you updated :D

If I were a guy...

... if I were a guy.... 😰😰😰😱😱😱I'm so glad I'm a woman.... 

so another month has passed...

mac keyboard

I'm so glad to see that you are enjoying my updates... it can be reflected in my stats and I am super happy I am able to reach out to so many lovely people! <3...

Because of this, I will try my best to continue (fingers crossed) writing every day <3

Our family's very own 青花瓷

my family's 青花瓷 

I discovered this jewel today... Well... More accurately speaking... I didn't "discover" it, (since it has been with me since I was a toddler). This vase is my grandmother's, it was given to her by a famous monk from a temple in China. This vase is more than 500 years old. It is called 青花瓷... It was given to the temple as a gift by the Ming Dynasty emperor during the Ming Dynasty and later because our family had connections to that temple (my family has a lot of history and connections with Buddhist monks), it was given to my grandmother. It was given as a very honorary gift. 

It is such an honour to see it in real life... Who knows what stories lie within it and what this vase has seen and gone through... What's more important is that it is priceless. I am blessed to see this in real life, how did it survive the cultural revolution and such?

Yukata

It is still Yukata season!! these are some of the most beautiful ones I have found in Tokyo...

 Note that these are super expensive >___< ... beauty comes with a price.

@Takashimaya Honten, Nihonbashi (高島屋本店日本橋)