Some lunches I could pass on, but this, nope. Dear S is back for a bit. And time must be spent with her. Totally missed our chats! This trip sees her husband and children in tow. But she snucked out alone to have lunch with me. Heh.
Popped into Tatsuya for one satisfying box of rice. The chiraishizushi-don. Tatsuya's version is hands-down my favorite version of it. This was the first of many meals of sushi and sashimi lined up during S's short stay in town. She does get really fresh fish at home, but not quite in this style that she loves while growing up in Singapore.
And this would be S asking if I'd rather take a close-up photo of her phone screen that held a photo of the lunch box. Well, no need lah. Like this can.
Popped into Tatsuya for one satisfying box of rice. The chiraishizushi-don. Tatsuya's version is hands-down my favorite version of it. This was the first of many meals of sushi and sashimi lined up during S's short stay in town. She does get really fresh fish at home, but not quite in this style that she loves while growing up in Singapore.
And this would be S asking if I'd rather take a close-up photo of her phone screen that held a photo of the lunch box. Well, no need lah. Like this can.
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