It wasn't crowded AND that grandpa wasn't there...
(forgot to take a photo of the storefront, so took it from the pedestrian bridge)
I bought mitarashi dango, kusadango (yomogi (mugwort) and sweet bean paste), daifuku and ohagi...500 yen (tax included) for the 4.The daifuku was filled with tsubuan (chunky sweet bean paste) and was delicious.
I'm not sure about the others since Satoshi ate them.
The norimaki was a bit bland the rice wasn't seasoned and only had some seasoned kampyo (gourd) in it.
The inarizushi was the "juicy" kind but not overly "juicy", I enjoyed this.
We'll be back.
Glad you got some this time! they look so ono, even the inarizushi!
ReplyDeleteI keep dreaming about the yomogi mochi that the shop in Nara sells right before that Udon place. Warm, and soft!
v
ooh yeah that yomogi mochi i Nara was ono, V!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I want um all!!
ReplyDeleteomigod I read the word grandpa and just bust out laughing! dang Kat, he sure got your goat that day eh? ;)
ReplyDeleteJalna, was all ono!
ReplyDeleteRowena, goat cow and sheep :)
Take care you two.
Kat
Glad that selfish old man wasn't there this time!
ReplyDeleteKirk, me too
ReplyDeleteTake care.
kat