Spent a day cruising San Francisco Japantown, and was overwhelmed by extreme cuteness, but in a good way. If you please...
#1) Happy Face Crepes. How can this not make you smile?? $5 and it could easily be a meal. From Belly Good Crepes, and yes, this really is the name of the place. Cone and bowl versions, and pick from coconut, lychee, mango, peach, vanilla and strawberry ice cream. I love the corn-flake ears and the "Elvis" 'do with the whipped cream. Cute, reasonable and ono--winner!
#2) Hello Kitty, the epitome of Japanese cuteness, and official mascot for Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival).
#1) Happy Face Crepes. How can this not make you smile?? $5 and it could easily be a meal. From Belly Good Crepes, and yes, this really is the name of the place. Cone and bowl versions, and pick from coconut, lychee, mango, peach, vanilla and strawberry ice cream. I love the corn-flake ears and the "Elvis" 'do with the whipped cream. Cute, reasonable and ono--winner!
#2) Hello Kitty, the epitome of Japanese cuteness, and official mascot for Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival).
This is Adios, of my new hoodie.
#3) Adios and Ciao-Ciao from Tokidoki. These guys could be Hello Kitty's bad-ass but yet still incredibly whimsically cute siblings. Score me a new hoodie!
#4) Daiso. $1.50 buys you a microwave and dishwasher-safe coffee mug featuring little stuffed animals... hanging out to dry on clothesline. By the ears. Next to their clothes. Cute yet a little twisted.
Have a good weekend all. Eat Well. Be Well.
#4) Daiso. $1.50 buys you a microwave and dishwasher-safe coffee mug featuring little stuffed animals... hanging out to dry on clothesline. By the ears. Next to their clothes. Cute yet a little twisted.
Have a good weekend all. Eat Well. Be Well.
