This was no ordinary Sunday night, as I had a chance to say farewell to 2 friends I met through Japanese baseball league. Farewell started with Thai dinner at Chai Home Kitchen in Brooklyn, followed by drinks at saké bar/restaurant Bozu. Of course, much thought was given in choosing both venues: Chai is owned by our Shinsengumi team mate, while Bozu is owned by a player from team named Silvers. Here's what transpired:
Papaya Salad
Japanese Styled Fried Chicken. We paired this dish with Daishichi Kimoto.
Duck Pineapple Curry (red curry sauce). We paired this dish with Kaori Junmai.
Yuka-san and Daisuke.
Baked Alaska
Sign for Bozu, located in Williamsburg, Broklyn.
We ordered a bottle of Ugo No Tsuki Junmai Ginjo from Hiroshima. Fruity and balanced, perfect to enjoy by itself.
The bottle with bar counter in the background.
Bamboo light shade by the entrance.
Yuka-san offered much support. Daisuke was our lead off hitter, short stop, and one of the pitchers. Their contributions will be sorely missed next season for sure.
Papaya Salad
Japanese Styled Fried Chicken. We paired this dish with Daishichi Kimoto.
Duck Pineapple Curry (red curry sauce). We paired this dish with Kaori Junmai.
Yuka-san and Daisuke.
Baked Alaska
Sign for Bozu, located in Williamsburg, Broklyn.
We ordered a bottle of Ugo No Tsuki Junmai Ginjo from Hiroshima. Fruity and balanced, perfect to enjoy by itself.
The bottle with bar counter in the background.
Bamboo light shade by the entrance.
Yuka-san offered much support. Daisuke was our lead off hitter, short stop, and one of the pitchers. Their contributions will be sorely missed next season for sure.
1 comment:
OMG! なんて顔なんでしょう〜！私！
いや〜本当に美味しいものを食べながらNYの晩夏？秋の夜長を満喫でき楽しゅうございました〜！
次回は日本で〜お待ちしています♪
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