Own Kitchen 1
The number here won't match the weeks since I first cooked in the second week. Well, it was kind of a vacation👀 The Gyoza was frozen from a discount offer. I'm not getting it...


Published: 27.04.2025























I won’t let go of this series…. Part 2!
So week two…
But they don't really fill you up. So, only something for a quick hunger, but in 2 hours I’ll be hungry again…
And that was on the same evening. So, as I said, they don’t fill you up :/
Tuesday:
As I said, not so filling...
However, I honestly haven’t found a satisfying drink here. That was lemon sparkling water. Tasted exactly like it sounds. Won't be buying it again.
I told you, fusion food,
spontaneous breakfast:
This is one of the few vegetarian dishes in the convenience store. It wasn't really my thing, even though I got it heated (YES in plastic). Overall, it’s really hard to be vegetarian here. There’s meat in everything. It takes real effort to find something. But @Sonja, don’t worry, I’m taking care of alternatives and have already found a few vegetarian options :)
They are very popular here. But honestly, I don’t know how I feel about them yet.
I was out with the Komaba people and we went to karaoke for the first time afterward! Karaoke is quite fun, but I was a little too shy to belt out songs there.
There was a German song. It was really just a pretense and called Deutschlandlied. Do not recommend.
Oh, and it’s worth mentioning: half the people here are from German-speaking countries.
There’s one - Alejandro (yes, he sang that song) - who is from Andorra. One of the smallest countries in Europe. Super interesting, it only has 80,000 inhabitants! Then there are 2-3 from France or Italy. And a few from Eastern European countries.
So it’s mostly Europe.
Oops, I got a bit sidetracked, back to the food:
It was alright, but I want to try it fresh next time!
but it was still quite tasty.
Sadly, that didn’t fill me up at all, so I had another snack:
2 hours later I cooked....
Conclusion: Convenience Store is exactly that: convenient. But it doesn’t really satisfy hunger. You get hungry again quickly and the portions are actually not sufficient. So, I probably won’t be getting much there anymore. Because to really fill up you have to spend over 800 Yen (€4.94) and honestly, I’d rather go eat for 1000 Yen (€6.18) 😅 Or just cook myself. But snacks are definitely worth it there. And adding something to your meal works great too.
So this series will come to an end. I do feel a bit sad about the great name :(. But now there’s my own food, convenience store, cafeteria, and going out to eat. There’s actually always more to tell then :)
Food is 食べ物!
(I just actually spoke to my mom on the phone and told her I’m going to sleep now. Hi Mom! Now for real. I hope.)
