酒屋 巡
I know it, but I can't stop.
Anne, the girl next to me on the right, is smiling as she eats her ramen!
It's as if she came here to eat.
No, it's a restaurant...a ramen shop, right?
She was eating so well that I couldn't help but notice.
No, a ramen shop is a bar after a meal at Shu2.
I thought I had seen it before...maybe. I may have never had a drink...maybe.
Mukade" means "windless" in Japanese.
When you put it in your mouth, you can smell the slight aroma and taste the umami and rice.
It is not a sticky rice, but an elegant taste.
Like a white wine without fruity flavor. It's like a white wine without fruity taste.
The aftertaste is a bit grapey. I can feel the grape (?) in the aftertaste.
It's been a while since I've had a good Junmai sake.
I'm sure I'll love it with food!
It's a pity that there is no fish...although there are some snacks...
I'll have some shrimp on skewers.
For the last dish of the day...let's have Niigata-style boiled and dried noodle!
The old man who went home ate it like it was delicious.
But first...how about one more?
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