The sunday before Thanksgiving, Macy's had an early grand-reopening event when almost everything was on sale. While my friends were busy deciding whether to buy the elegant and festive white plates, Bryan and I went looking for food when we stumbled on these beautiful and traditional Japanese plates. We had seen and wanted these plates before but never bought because they were $39 each. We couldn't believe how reasonably priced they were - $16. I wouldn't go as far as to say they were cheap because anything over $5 is not cheap.
A week later, I cooked a simple lunch with noodles, fish cake, bell peppers, and bak choi. When I plated the food on the Japanese plates, I noticed how much presentation can entice the taste buds. Even though it was just the mind that was fooling me, the food seemed to taste better.
3 comments:
pretty! your food looks yummy!
haha... yeah I've been told that anything over $5 is over the limit by the same source you're probably thinking of...
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btw, teeny noodles are tasty tasty.
Thanks guys for liking my noodles :)
Hmmm...for some reason, that sounded kind of disgusting.
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