a crisp little appetizer for tomorrow's Tokyo Food File - tokyo food file

10/01/2010

a crisp little appetizer for tomorrow's Tokyo Food File

Just to whet your appetite for my column tomorrow in The Japan Times...

The illustrations are all hand-drawn by the same hand that cooks the food, an artist of the kitchen...

More pictures tomorrow!

Oct 1, 2010 1:54:02 AM | food and drink, food photos, Japan Times, menus

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