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So it won’t let me spell out the Japanese name for this sandwich but I know it is a Japanese dessert.

I recently tried the M&S version that they had last year and this year (last picture) and found it quite disappointing, especially given the price. I’ve also had the sandwich in Japan, and the bread they use is pretty similar to store bought brioche, so if you don’t want to make the milk bread (shokupan), you can just buy from your local grocery store.

I used strawberries, whipped up some cream with sugar, and used homemade milk bread🥰 it turned out delicious! Very thick and some might say too much, but it was a great treat

Not traditional, but we assembled it with what we had!🥰

Top layer: some lindor balls and chocolate Portuguese egg tarts
Middle layer: Japanese strawberry sandos, a chocolate eclair, and a strawberry tart
Bottom layer: cucumber and egg mayo croissants, pain au chocolat and a palmier (sorry they are hidden)

Not the best bagel I’ve had but not bad, and the cream cheese was wonderful. My cinnamon raisin bagel with plain cream cheese was £5, but my friends’ were £12.

Does anyone have bagel recommendations around London which are amazing?

So beautiful! There was also a peacock that I didn’t manage to take a picture of. 😸🪷

The matcha strawberry donut is vegan and honestly found it delicious! The other one is called a chocolate pastry so ignore that lol but I don’t recommend it anyway, too dry

We were having sushi in the sun and these guys seem to have sniffed it out.

I think UK does laksa very well but this one wasn’t as flavourful or rich, maybe because it was from a Japanese chain (Kineya). What’s your favourite kind of laksa?

Tofu, spring onions, lettuce, nooch, ketchup, and air fried mushrooms that I was too impatient to let cook fully so they’re like semi-raw😍

I paid for extra beans to fill the void left by the absence of rice but alas said void has not been fulfilled