lunch from the land of the midday moon - tokyo food file

01/12/2010

lunch from the land of the midday moon

A recent lunch at Aquavit in Kita-Aoyama. Pretty + tasty + everything just so.

The Swedish meat balls were especially good, though dessert was little more than an afterthought.

Here's a map link...

Jan 12, 2010 1:49:13 AM | Aoyama, Aquavit, food and drink, food photos, Scandinavian, Swedish

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