For dinner we dined at Makoto, a sushi train restaurant. I'm not a big fan of sushi trains because the majority of my experiences haven't been very pleasant. Often, the sushi tasted like it had gone around the tracks at least a hundred times and there usually isn't much variety either. Makoto, on the other hand was fresh and delicious everytime. :)
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| Sushi chefs in front of us the whole time. |
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| Eel sushi, always a must! |
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| Didn't really know what this was, but it tasted a little cheesy.. not sure if I liked it. |
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| Soft shell crap wasn't bad. |
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| Walked all the way to the Harbour Bridge. Finally our mission is complete! |
As we walked back to our hotel, we were surprised to find that the cute cafe we wanted to try out earlier in the day was still open. I kid you not, this is one of the cutest cafes EVER! It's beautifully decorated with vintage furniture and motifs, and it even has a section at the back dedicated to cute korean style stationery. I swear I would visit this place everyday if it ever came to Melbourne! Ahhh cute cute cute~
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| Stationery! |
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| Cute homemade cookies! |
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| Even their coffee cups were awesome! |
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| They made an awesome Green Tea Latte! |
Miss this place already.. ;(
