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Weekend brunch

This is not a sudden interest in Japan. Japanese cuisine has always been my preference for weekend brunch since I acquired a weekend life. And the beef steak set at Fuji is my usual order even though they always give me rare no matter how much I emphasize that I want well-done:

 

The set includes choices for either coffee or tea, hot or iced. I always have the hot tea with milk.

The meal is concluded by a trio of papaya, pineapple and watermelon slices.

Rarely do I pick something else on the menu. This set is what I order almost every weekend. Here's hoping it's not a weekend eating abnormality. I'm going out in a few minutes to have this brunch again.

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Cecile said…
what a perfect meal you have here...yummy and healthy!
18 March 2011 at 09:00
Run DMT said…
That looks simply perfect. Yum!
18 March 2011 at 11:23
Anya said…
Oh..oh.. Hazel
It looks very delicious !!!!
I want tast it :-)

Hugs to all :))))
18 March 2011 at 12:23
Marana said…
i love the fruits, it's my favorite.

Noobfoodie
18 March 2011 at 13:23
Chubskulit Rose said…
Is that a kimchi sis? Mukhang masarap nga yung choice mo, lalo na yung fruit!

Spice Up Your Life, have a safe and happy weekend.
18 March 2011 at 19:30
Anonymous said…
That looks delicious! Yum! *drool*
18 March 2011 at 21:09
Hazel said…
Yup sis, that's kimchi. Kilala mo ano? Those were the Korea days :)

Kirsty, stop drooling and help yourself :)
18 March 2011 at 22:32
♥ Willa @ Postage Journal♥ said…
The presentation is so neat!!!
18 March 2011 at 23:05
Dean and Lee Schroeder said…
I like my steak medium well. It's juicy and a little pink in the middle. Before I eat well-done steaks but it was dry then I learned how to eat the juicy steaks. Your weekend brunch is delicious and healthy. See you again, mine is up - FTF 103
19 March 2011 at 08:03
Unknown said…
i love Japanese food, too. i give to my maki cravings a least once a week.:p if it's a good quality beef, i prefer rare.
19 March 2011 at 11:42
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