Only 10 days... only 4 hours on each day...
It's nothing if I put in numbers...
But I feel it had been much longer than two weeks.
I really underestimated what involves to run a cafe.
Thankfully, I already got some hard-core repeat costumers, who buy Ichigo Daifuku and Chicken Katsu Sando almost every day , and supported by the people who works in shops on the same street.
I was a bit worried that I only serve Filtered Coffee, instead of Italian style Cappuccino or Latte. But whoever tried the coffee, they said it's really good. Of course! I chose a good Colombian coffee for filter coffee as Japanese Cafes do. I am not a keen coffee drinker, but this coffee does not need any sugar nor milk to enjoy. It has just right bitterness and sourness.
Why don't you try Iced coffee???
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This Saturday, 12th July, an-an will join the Summer Festival 2014 at Maeda Gakuen in Acton. This will be the 4th year to be there. It's so much fun.
I am not sure how many sweets I can make now, but I will do my best that many, many children can taste my handmade sweets.
The event is fab every year. There are so many things for children to do!!!
Games and tasty Japanese foods!!! It's just so much fun to just look around.
I wonder if Nagashi Somen (thin noodle coming down a cold stream. catch and dip in sauce to enjoy.)
will be there this year, too! Never forget Bon Odori (Japanese Dance)! All remind me of Japanese Summer Festival.
an-an also bring a lot of Summer Sweets!
Anmitsu (Agar Jelly with fruits and sweet Azuki paste)
Kuzu Mochi (Jelly eaten with black syrup and roasted soy flour)
Mizu Yokan (Agar Jelly with sweet Azuki paste or Green tea flavour)
Ichigo Daifuku (.... well, you know by now?)
I have a support member this year.
He cooks Taiyaki at the festival. He uses an-an's Azuki paste.
Let's see how hot the weather is going to be...
Anyway, I really hope to see you on the ground of Acton Maeda Gakuen on Saturday!
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It's nothing if I put in numbers...
But I feel it had been much longer than two weeks.
I really underestimated what involves to run a cafe.
Thankfully, I already got some hard-core repeat costumers, who buy Ichigo Daifuku and Chicken Katsu Sando almost every day , and supported by the people who works in shops on the same street.
I was a bit worried that I only serve Filtered Coffee, instead of Italian style Cappuccino or Latte. But whoever tried the coffee, they said it's really good. Of course! I chose a good Colombian coffee for filter coffee as Japanese Cafes do. I am not a keen coffee drinker, but this coffee does not need any sugar nor milk to enjoy. It has just right bitterness and sourness.
Why don't you try Iced coffee???
＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
This Saturday, 12th July, an-an will join the Summer Festival 2014 at Maeda Gakuen in Acton. This will be the 4th year to be there. It's so much fun.
I am not sure how many sweets I can make now, but I will do my best that many, many children can taste my handmade sweets.
The event is fab every year. There are so many things for children to do!!!
Games and tasty Japanese foods!!! It's just so much fun to just look around.
I wonder if Nagashi Somen (thin noodle coming down a cold stream. catch and dip in sauce to enjoy.)
will be there this year, too! Never forget Bon Odori (Japanese Dance)! All remind me of Japanese Summer Festival.
an-an also bring a lot of Summer Sweets!
Anmitsu (Agar Jelly with fruits and sweet Azuki paste)
Kuzu Mochi (Jelly eaten with black syrup and roasted soy flour)
Mizu Yokan (Agar Jelly with sweet Azuki paste or Green tea flavour)
Ichigo Daifuku (.... well, you know by now?)
I have a support member this year.
He cooks Taiyaki at the festival. He uses an-an's Azuki paste.
Let's see how hot the weather is going to be...
Anyway, I really hope to see you on the ground of Acton Maeda Gakuen on Saturday!
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Place Acton Nursery Play ground
Queens Drive Playing Field,
Queens Drive, Acton
W3 OHT
Time Saturday, 12th July 2014
11:30 Gate open
12:00 program starts
16:00 program finish
17:00 Closing gate
Admission adult￡3.00 children free  |
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