It was really busy early half of April...
My parents visited us and had a short holiday in Windsor...
Thanks for donation for Blooming Boundary Project led by Councillor Robert Nemeth. He finished in good shape. The donation was handed in directly to him on Friday when he came to have lunch.
I haven't felt time goes so slowly like this for long time... I think it was really busy first two weeks.
Now, I can start preparing for the Sakura (Cherry blossom) Japanese Afternoon Tea.
Cherry blossom has gone in Japan, but it's starting now in the UK. Buds of cherry tree in my garden is getting bigger. Well, it's still not so exciting, so please allow me to use a bit old photo.
The first dish will be a small Bento Box packed with traditional spring menu.
The second dish will be consists of 4 typical sweets on Hanami (Picnic under Cherry Blossom).
The last dish will be two Sakura shaped sweets for traditional tea ceremony.
Normally, all the dish should be suitable for vegetarian. However, if it is a traditional Japanese Lunch box, Salmon cannot be avoid... So, if you are vegetarian or fish allergy, please let me know. As well as, eggs. Hum, I will have some extra to swap to whatever, whatever... So, please let me know if you have any concern.
Schedule on Friday 29th April
Morning Session - 10:00 ～ 11:30
Afternoon Session - 16:00 ～ 17:30
Evening Session - 18:00 ～19:30
*Afternoon and Evening sessions are later than previous schedule. Max 8 people can book on each session. First comes first served.
*£10 per person. Children can join the session, however, they will be counted as a person and charged £10, if they occupy seats.
*One drink included.
* Please understand you may need to share a table with other guests as we only have two tables.
Please reserve seats with Text on the shop mobile (07923 900344) or info@an-an.co.uk. Please do NOT leave any message on the mobile, as we cannot receive the recorded message.
an-an is looking forward to seeing you in the afternoon tea.
和Japanese Cafe an-an
２７ Boundary Road, Hove, BN3 4EF
０７９２３ ９００３４４
My parents visited us and had a short holiday in Windsor...
Thanks for donation for Blooming Boundary Project led by Councillor Robert Nemeth. He finished in good shape. The donation was handed in directly to him on Friday when he came to have lunch.
I haven't felt time goes so slowly like this for long time... I think it was really busy first two weeks.
Now, I can start preparing for the Sakura (Cherry blossom) Japanese Afternoon Tea.
Cherry blossom has gone in Japan, but it's starting now in the UK. Buds of cherry tree in my garden is getting bigger. Well, it's still not so exciting, so please allow me to use a bit old photo.
The first dish will be a small Bento Box packed with traditional spring menu.
The second dish will be consists of 4 typical sweets on Hanami (Picnic under Cherry Blossom).
The last dish will be two Sakura shaped sweets for traditional tea ceremony.
Normally, all the dish should be suitable for vegetarian. However, if it is a traditional Japanese Lunch box, Salmon cannot be avoid... So, if you are vegetarian or fish allergy, please let me know. As well as, eggs. Hum, I will have some extra to swap to whatever, whatever... So, please let me know if you have any concern.
Schedule on Friday 29th April
Morning Session - 10:00 ～ 11:30
Afternoon Session - 16:00 ～ 17:30
Evening Session - 18:00 ～19:30
*Afternoon and Evening sessions are later than previous schedule. Max 8 people can book on each session. First comes first served.
*£10 per person. Children can join the session, however, they will be counted as a person and charged £10, if they occupy seats.
*One drink included.
* Please understand you may need to share a table with other guests as we only have two tables.
Please reserve seats with Text on the shop mobile (07923 900344) or info@an-an.co.uk. Please do NOT leave any message on the mobile, as we cannot receive the recorded message.
an-an is looking forward to seeing you in the afternoon tea.
和Japanese Cafe an-an
２７ Boundary Road, Hove, BN3 4EF
０７９２３ ９００３４４
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