Monday, April 07, 2008
Norsk Cafe is an interesting small restaurant located nearby Toritsudaigaku Station in Meguro ward, Tokyo. While the name means Norwegian cafe, the food is basically a mix of Western and Japanese food, and I think the Norwegian name was chosen pretty much at random. Anyway, we met some friends there for lunch today, and the food was ok. The furniture inside is all of wood, however, thus I recommend going there just to see the interesting design. Also, we were advised to go back once for dinner as both the food and wine collection apparently is much better than at lunch.
In the evening, we went to Spa Libur in Yokohama, which is a Bali style Japanese onsen (hot spring). There are several floors, and Yuka and I enjoyed some Indonesian food after spending some time in the onsen. The only problem about Spa Libur is that it is kind of out of the way, and I did not like that one has to go to a different floor before entering the hot bath. The changing room is on one floor, and after getting dressed in a Japanese bathrobe, one has to walk up two floors in order to enter the hot spring. Anyway, for us it is more convenient than going to La Qua in Korakuen, though I prefer the latter.
In the evening, we went to Spa Libur in Yokohama, which is a Bali style Japanese onsen (hot spring). There are several floors, and Yuka and I enjoyed some Indonesian food after spending some time in the onsen. The only problem about Spa Libur is that it is kind of out of the way, and I did not like that one has to go to a different floor before entering the hot bath. The changing room is on one floor, and after getting dressed in a Japanese bathrobe, one has to walk up two floors in order to enter the hot spring. Anyway, for us it is more convenient than going to La Qua in Korakuen, though I prefer the latter.
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