This morning, daddy and I woke up earlier and went out in search for some bread for breakfast. We wandered around and ended up walking to this quaint, little bakery quite a distance from our home. It doesn't seem to have an English name ポンプパリジェンヌ. Saving the location here for our reference.
There was a nice, old lady who was manning the shop. We bought baguette and lots of croissants from her.
Then we headed to the station. Before that, we had noticed that there is a metro day-pass which was cheaper on weekends. We thought that it was worth it, so we bought it for the day. Then we hopped onto the metro and off we went towards Kuromon Market. The vibes of this market is not the same as Nishiki Market. It was very crowded, but the walkways are a lot wider.
There was just so much food, drinks, desserts to eat here.
Mei-mei got to eat her dango today too:
All smiles
Takoyaki stall, we didn't try this
Daddy tried out this grilled scallops. It was good!
Only remembered to take a picture of the last piece
Then we also ordered the squid (oo lala.. my favourite) and then we also tried the grilled crab innards
Grilling.. grilling...
Oh wow... Koko and I fell in love with this..
.. and this..
We walked further down to this unassuming shop which had different grades of sashimi for us to pick.
So many choices!
Hard to make a choice
Once we have paid, we move to the table at the other side of the shopfront and the old man would pour the soy sauce for us and we immediately get to enjoy the sashimi.
Ko-ko had first dips
The Mei-mei
Daddy enjoyed it too
We continue walking around and at the other end of the street, daddy found is "new" favourite food: beef stew. So the two boys shared a bowl of it.
You both look so contented
We were also looking out for dried scallops as requested by Ah Ma.
This girl, cannot resist the gachapon
We found another old lady grilling some seafood and ordered unagi:
Doesn't look too happy coz got scolded by me when you stood too close to me and I nearly dropped the unagi
We then headed to the other end of the market to Kuromon Sanpei as we wanted to sit down and eat a little more. So we went our separate ways from Ashley Kor kor and Uncle Dennis. You two kiddies went in to get a table for the 4 of us, while daddy and I queued to pick and pay for our food and drinks.
Our drinks
Our food
The sashimi and grilled prawn was yummy. The other sushi fish which I had picked was a bad choice.
We the headed to the supermarket (Kuromon Nakagawa) just across from the restaurant to buy the scallops. We also went to another shop to buy another packet of scallops. Then daddy spotted a shop roasting coffee beans. We asked for the strongest coffee (Japanese coffee is too weak for our liking). Also bought a cup to go.
Kuromon Ichiba Market is massive with lots of things to look at and eat.
Our bellies had no more space for tempura!
Lots of seafood, both fresh and dried
Then we hopped back onto the metro to head home and drop off our stuff and rest our weary feet.
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