▲ 4 r/japanlife
Best cheap drip pack coffee?
I’ve been really enjoying the UCC 職人のコーヒー that I picked up for 400 yen (20 pack) at Sunday.
What other brands do you like for a cheap post-lunch coffee?
u/howtojapanese — 1 day ago
▲ 10 r/Osaka
Bilingual families near Kyobashi or Tsurumi Park?
Maybe a long shot, but wanted to see if there are any bilingual/mixed heritage families near Kyobashi or Tsurumu Ryokuchi Park. We (American dad, Japanese mom) just had a daughter around six months ago and I'm realizing it might be nice to find friends of around the same age who are growing up with the same bilingual situation. Feel free to message me. Would be fun to get coffee sometime.
u/howtojapanese — 1 month ago
▲ 413 r/chicago
Holiday Club in 2014 Polar Vortex
I saw on a different post that Holiday Club has closed, so I wanted to share these photos from January 5, 2014. This was my first winter in the city, a pretty intense polar vortex from what I can remember. Not as bad as some of the others I went through but a decent enough "Welcome to Chicago!" lol
My first spot was a couple blocks up Sheridan, and later I was over on Clarendon. I miss the city like crazy. Even on the days like in these photos!
u/howtojapanese — 3 months ago
▲ 35 r/japanlife
I'm pretty sure I can pull off a Detroit style in my Panasonic microwave oven, but has anyone had success doing New York thin crust style? I guess a pizza steel or stone would be necessary to get the crust right? Are there any that would fit in an oven like the Panasonic Bistro?
u/howtojapanese — 4 months ago