My recent business trip to Tokyo coincided with my older child's soccer training camp, so
I went with my wife and my rambunctious 2 year old.
Contrary to the loneliness of not being able to be with the big eater,
My wallet situation was a little helped,
I was able to go to "Lina Stores" in Kita Aoyama, which I also wanted to go to.
The restaurant opened in London by Italian chef Lina has opened in Kita Aoyama, Tokyo.
It's a bit complicated, but
In short, it's a cool store.
It seems that it has been two years since it opened this year, but due to the influence of the recent coronavirus,
I was finally able to hear it.
This time I visited at noon, so
I chose ``Eggplant Croquette'' from the lunch menu,
This is so delicious!!
It tastes like I've had it before, but it's my first time.
The eggplant flavor is good and it is lighter than it looks.
Anyway, it's delicious,
Even the unruly boys seemed to like it and almost ended up eating it...
Speaking of this shop, it's pasta with "fresh truffle butter sauce."
It goes without saying that the photo doesn't really convey the taste, but the aroma is really good.
It's no secret that I was so moved that I fainted the moment the plate arrived (lol)
Is the plate smaller and the amount smaller than it looks in the photo?
Most of you may think so,
The noodles are thick, so this amount is surprisingly enough.
It was pouring rain that day, so there were only a few places I wanted to go,
Lina Stores, where I was able to make my wish come true, not only has food, but also
The inside of the store is really nice and I'm really satisfied.
Once again, the shop in a prime location in Tokyo was full of excitement.
Kita-Aoyama is near the shoe store where I worked immediately after moving to Tokyo.
It was a somewhat stimulating place for a young man coming from the countryside,
It is also a place where the latest trends from around the world, including Tokyo, gather.
A place that always lifts your mood.
There are so many trends everywhere that I don't know what is the correct answer.
Once again, I'm starting to think that Tokyo is "fun!"
Come to think of it, there is a bakery diagonally across from Lina Stores.
Amamu Dakotan is a super popular restaurant in Fukuoka.
Even on a weekday with heavy rain, there was a long line.
I feel strangely happy, but on the other hand,
There was also some jealousy over the success of the stores that opened from Fukuoka.
You can compete in Aoyama, one of the world's most famous places.
I'm just jealous, but
As someone who runs a store, I want to do my best even though the industry is different.
After all, Tokyo offers a lot of stimulation and excitement.
