四條通一直行到尾見到"八阪神社"個牌, 就係祇園啦! 一入去有少少灘檔賣小食, 再入就係神社, 我地沿住神社行一周, 再為地震祈禱, 約半小時便行完了~然後就去到四條通行小店+醫肚啦!

呢間專食綠茶甜品既店, 上次去京都都有去過, 今次第2次去, 一樣好好味呀! 我同bf叫左一個綠茶布丁, 一個綠茶雪糕+紅豆+Jelly既甜品, 綠茶味濃, 紅豆亦不算甜, 成個配合得好好呀! 不枉排隊半小時呀!

雖然價錢比較貴, 平均一個甜品都要800-1000yen, 不過難得去到都道里總店食綠茶, 一定要去呀!

說到北海道因為乳製品品質極高, 甜品都是極級的, 而白之戀人的是我吃過最最最好吃的甜品自助餐啊！環境又華麗、價錢更可說超值！所以自3年前跟朋友第一次來吃過後, 這次再來札幌時, 都要特地再來encore！

蛋糕都是即叫即切的, 比起自己去拿感覺更高級. 而且可以吃的跟櫃台賣的高級蛋糕是一樣的, 可以嚐足眾多口味~~ 除了蛋糕外還有水果、餅乾、蘋果派等, 紅茶還提供那種漂亮的泡茶水壺讓你自己泡, 好開心喔~ 不過感覺上店好像比以前來時小了, 款式都少了很多, 雖然味道還是不動搖我「吃過最好吃的甜品自助餐第一位」的位置啦~

可是2011年1月開始甜品自助餐不能再walk-in 進去要先預約, 還有指定時間了. 以前都是11:00~3:00 期間任何時間都可以進去90分鐘, 排行程上很方便的啊~ 也對, 這樣會比較浪費食物, 行政上也有很多不便呢. 但如果有朝一日我又來札幌的話, 人不在日本不是很難預約了?

Another temple just next to 波上宫, it's one of the largest temples there. It's worth to go if you like cultural experience

Nothing luxury as other Marriott hotels, but simple and comfortable with a nice mountain and sea view.

Small balcony linked with the living room corner, looking out is the ocean and mountain view. Layout is perfectly set and spacious.

The funny thing is, gym, pool, sauna are not free of charge, which is rather strange for an International hotel. The pools are nice, outdoor and indoor with massage pool. The gym serving basic things, enough for exercising everyday before enjoying great food there.

Service is excellent, it's Japan Although their English level is rather limited, they always do their best to help.

Nice decorated, great food and excellent service

Several dinner sets available with a la carte menu. It's first time, so I choose a dinner set of Chef's Recommendation

Appetizer looks very fine and delicious
Sashimi of sea breams and tuna-Great!
Simmered Octopus, Grilled Spanish Mackerel, Steamed Scallops and Lily Bulbs, Sea Ell (my favourite)...so good! With rice, miso soup and fruit plate, Satisfied.

Ordered sake as well, nice nice

Situated in Gion, this restaurant must be the best one to taste the famous eel bento in Kyoto. Knowing that it gained popularity in many travel books as well as in Michelin guide, we opted for having a try though the price was quite costly. When we approached there, the waitress showed her hospitality by leading us to the second floor, asking us whether we preferred a tatami seat or a normal one. We chose a table and looked at the menu excitedly. As we did not know Japanese, we had to better ask for an English one. Luckily, there came a Chinese waiter, showing us what they meant and gave us a Chinese one kindly. We then made our decision to order a small and medium size grilled eel bento.
Yummy, it was so unimaginably tasty and I was kind of amazed to taste such good Japanese cuisine in Kyoto. Although this meal cost us a lot, we truly believed it was worth visiting again.

Krispy Kreme, Mister Donuts or Dunkin Donuts are famous donut shops in Japan and Taiwan while the former one I have tried in HK. But Doughnut Plant? The name seemed quite unfamiliar but it can be seen in Korea. In fact, this shop was located inside a coffee shop. Crossover? Kind of. But I really appreciated it. In fashion, the term 'crossover' was commonly seen, but it has expanded its influence to food industries recently. Entering Starbucks coffee shop, the thing that made me amazed was not the good, awesome smell. Instead, the doughnuts surprised me because I have never expected I could see a DPNYC inside an outlet. Then, I got a Triple Valrhona Chocolate, which was only one left.