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Tsukemen Yasubee – The Noodles That Ruined Ramen for Me

Cold weather does strange things to me. One minute I’m fine, the next I’ve got the sniffles and I’m craving a hot bowl of noodles with an intensity that borders on unreasonable. We’d been out all day and crawled back to the hotel late. A quick Google search for anything still open near Sotetsu Grand […]

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10 Yen Cheese Coin Bread – Long! Longer!! Longest!!! Review

We spent the afternoon walking the forested paths of Meiji Jingu. Gravel underfoot, towering trees overhead, barely a sound. Then we walked ten minutes down the road and hit Takeshita Street, where someone’s speaker was blasting J-pop at full volume and a shop the colour of a highlighter pen — Long! Longer!! Longest!!! — was selling the 10 Yen […]

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Meiji Jingu in the Rain? Honestly, Just Go

After slurping down a comforting, steaming bowl of ramen at ICHIRAN in Asakusa for lunch, hubby and I hopped on the metro to check out one last shrine on our Tokyo itinerary: Meiji Jingu (Meiji Shrine) 明治神宮. Neither of us is religious, so our shrine visits aren’t about traditional prayer or specific rituals. Instead, it’s […]

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Use Dropbox Assets with Pippit for Polished Video Output

AI video production can be provided with a solid and identifiable visual base by media. Stored media becomes available for creative workflow within Pippit thanks to Dropbox. Brand assets include maintaining the product identity, continuity of the campaign, and familiar visual details. Media that is studied should inform creation—creative instructions on how references should change/move. […]

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ICHIRAN – Best Ramen In Japan Or Just Hype?

We’d spent the whole morning weaving through Nakamise Shopping Street, snapping photos at Sensoji Temple and nibbling on street snacks along the way. By noon, the snacking had worn thin. We wanted something hot, something comforting, something we could sit down with. So we walked over to ICHIRAN Asakusa Rokku for a proper bowl of […]

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Asakusa Menchi – The 400-Yen Cutlet Worth Queuing For

We had just demolished a bigger-than-your-face chicken cutlet at Asakusa Anshinya. Stomachs full. Then we spotted another queue right opposite. Asakusa Menchi — also sitting on my must-eat list, thanks to review after glowing review. Full or not, we joined the line. Asakusa Menchi Sells One Item. That’s It. Asakusa Menchi sells minced meat cutlets. […]

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Asakusa Anshinya – Taiwanese Fried Chicken in Tokyo

In one of my earlier posts, I shared about Nakamise Shopping Street and the snacks we tried while wandering around Sensoji Temple. But that wasn’t the full list. There were a few more food spots in the area that I deliberately left out, simply because I felt they deserved their own posts. These are the […]

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Eyelid Surgery in Singapore: What to Consider First

In consultations, one of the first things patients considering eyelid surgery in Singapore want to work out is which procedure is most suitable for their concern. For some people, the goal is to create a more visible upper eyelid crease. Others may want to address uneven folds, excess skin, or eyelids that appear heavy or […]

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Carib Coffee Shop – Retro Kissaten in Asakusa

Sensoji Temple wore us out. The crowds, the heat, the endless snapping of photos. We needed a sit-down, so we ducked into Carib Coffee Shop, a short stroll from the temple. No research, no shortlist. It just looked busy, and mostly with locals, which is usually a decent sign. Inside, it’s proper old-school Japanese kissaten energy. Dark wood, […]

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