There are so many different types of foods you can find at these casual drop in food places. Here, the sign is offering Warabi Mochi, Kitsune Udon and Zaru soba. Have you tried any of these?
Warabi Mochi, Kitsune Udon
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Are you kidding me? All of them, esp. Warabi Mochi are famous for the Kansai region. Of course, I tried all of them, many times XD.
Now that summer has hit us, warabi mochi is a really good alternative to ice cream! I highly recommend it! 🙂
Now I am really getting hungry
This place looks awfully familiar, do you mind sharing where was the photo taken?
Kiyomizudera
Ha, so I was right :DD! I remembered it well!
SUGOII
looks very comfortable and.
cool. I like it <3.
sumimasen, but when is this photo taken? 🙂
this was in July 2012