Takayama--Dinner (the banquet)
Once again our beautiful lacquered trays began modestly.


Sashimi bowl which included raw botanebi prawns (we saw these at the Tsukiji fish markets), tuna, seaweed and tamago rolled egg omelette.

Beautifully steamed, tender and juicy pork and mushroom dumplings.

A delicate sashimi salmon rose and lightly vinegared salad.

Dressed in traditional yukata


Our charming and efficient hosts kept plying us with more food...

Tonight's hotpot was marbled beef with mushrooms sizzled for a few minutes


Yes by now the lacquer tray was jam-packed with goodies, treats and delectable delights

Tempura which was wonderfully light. crispy and always beautifully presented. Tonight's tempura included tender octopus and an intricate bundle of soba noodles which were shaped into a springroll-type bundle and battered. Oiishi desu yo!

Seasoned rice, tasty and delicious.
Owww... my stomach hurts....

Clear palate-cleansing soup with a beautifully sculpted prawn.
I miss this place.
More photos to come...

posted by Anonymous on 9/13/2004 11:59:00 pm


3 Comments:
At 1/03/2005 9:01 am,
R said…
Uhm, what are you doing next holidays? Let's go do lunch there! I wouldn't mind the marbled beef with mushrooms.
Drooling... How will I get through today?
Well done.
At 1/08/2005 5:25 pm,
pinkcocoa said…
hey AG
Are you in the pics? I love the yukata! Did you buy any back? It's quite expensive here :(
At 1/10/2005 3:08 pm,
pinkcocoa said…
wow. A$7 each! I want one pleaseeeeee :p I would definitely have to visit Japan. argghhh...
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