I don’t know if you are familiar with this but at Japanese restaurants, there are showcases near the entrances to display fake food that are imitated the food they serve.
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These are the typical fake food seen at Japanese restaurants.
They look so real aren’t they?
Well, I found a unique fake food display in a blog, let me show you.
It is very Japanese style diner (or izakaya (bar)).
On the display, it says “the second good diner.”
Makes me ask “where is the best one? LOL”
Let’s look at the showcase…
It looks a omrice (omelet with a filling of ketchup‐seasoned fried rice).
It is knitted out of wool.
And the next to it, there is a “zaru soba (cold soba served on zaru basket).”
It is knitted too. The bowls are paper crafts.
This one is curry on rice, and a tomato sits in front of it.
This is surely a piece of watermelon but is this dessert???
Hmm, this is a special diner in a way (^_^)
I have never seen knitted fake food display. But I think it is a unique and good idea.
What do you think?
Source: Daily Portal Z
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