cafeterias
Lunch, lunch and more lunch
posted on 5 Feb 2007 by maki ::
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Google’s fancy and free cafeteria has been buzzing the blogs recently, but here are some more lunch links. Mari - Diary has links to some Japanese web pages about shashoku, or company cafeteria food. Some examples: Montblanc in Hamburg, Germany serves what looks like a Dampfnudel (steamed dumpling) filled with cherries and served with custard and cream - as a main course! Softbank, a tech company in Japan, has a cafeteria that looks either terribly kitschy or very chic, depending on your point of view. continue reading...
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