Photo dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/50sISO200Taken28 Oct 2009, 13:35Hungry? How about some plastic food to spice up your kitchen?
Japan has some of the best plastic food displays I have seen. Have you every stood outside the shop looking at the displays thinking you could eat the display?
Most stores buy their plastic foods at specialist makers. Some of the designs can be very intricate and costly.
At Seibu Loft and Tokyu Hands you can buy some simple designs for your own kitchen. Most of these ones on sale here are key ring or mobile phone strap pieces. "moshi moshi, can I talk into your hamburger please"
Photo dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/60sISO200Taken28 Oct 2009, 13:35How about some Tofu? or hamburger? maybe some egg?curry rice stuck to the spoonPhoto dataCameraCanon PowerShot G10Focal length6mmAperturef/2.8Shutter1/60sISO80Taken28 Oct 2009, 13:35These breads and rolls look like they might taste okPlenty of choice at this Seibu Loft display. What are you serving up in your kitchen?
Do you check out the food displays first before going in the restaurant?
Comments are closed. These are from readers when the post was first published.
vincento
LOL at the spoon with kare!
shibuya246
yes, that hanging off my mobile phone as an accessory would be quite interesting :)
Jill
Good one .... me too!!!
NekoLover
We have that in Malaysia which is usually displayed in front of the Japanese restaurant .
Not to mention , Lots of Shops selling Realistic Plastic Pastries , So realistic that they even smell like bread . I almost got fooled into eating a fake Breadroll which I thought is Free .
alafista
Yummy ... now I feel hungry just looking at them.
CuteCreatures
I have to agree with Alafista - they look so good that I just want to feast!
Protocol Snow
If you go to Kappabashi-Dori in Tokyo, you can find entire stores dedicated to selling restaurant-quality plastic food displays. They are quite expensive but very fun to browse.
shibuya246
Might have to make a trip to see those. thanks for the info :)
TheJoyFactor
I thought that was real bread for a moment. I probably would've bought it, tried to eat it, and felt like a jerk >.<
shibuya246
They are so real its hard to tell the difference :)
Azriel
Well... from a land where pvc figurines become a magnificent art, its not too hard to expect high quality plastic food... ^^!
BTW, my dog needs one of those to play from time to time :P
Miki Nunami
There are places outside of Tokyo to make plastic foods for restaurants. You can go visit and make your own.
Also, if you love kitchen items, food, anything to do with food, you must visit Kappabashi in Tokyo.
Nobuko Nadeau
Do you know of a particular place to go for a visit?
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Comments are closed. These are from readers when the post was first published.
vincento
LOL at the spoon with kare!
shibuya246
yes, that hanging off my mobile phone as an accessory would be quite interesting :)
Jill
Good one .... me too!!!
NekoLover
We have that in Malaysia which is usually displayed in front of the Japanese restaurant . Not to mention , Lots of Shops selling Realistic Plastic Pastries , So realistic that they even smell like bread . I almost got fooled into eating a fake Breadroll which I thought is Free .
alafista
Yummy ... now I feel hungry just looking at them.
CuteCreatures
I have to agree with Alafista - they look so good that I just want to feast!
Protocol Snow
If you go to Kappabashi-Dori in Tokyo, you can find entire stores dedicated to selling restaurant-quality plastic food displays. They are quite expensive but very fun to browse.
shibuya246
Might have to make a trip to see those. thanks for the info :)
TheJoyFactor
I thought that was real bread for a moment. I probably would've bought it, tried to eat it, and felt like a jerk >.<
shibuya246
They are so real its hard to tell the difference :)
Azriel
Well... from a land where pvc figurines become a magnificent art, its not too hard to expect high quality plastic food... ^^! BTW, my dog needs one of those to play from time to time :P
Miki Nunami
There are places outside of Tokyo to make plastic foods for restaurants. You can go visit and make your own. Also, if you love kitchen items, food, anything to do with food, you must visit Kappabashi in Tokyo.
Nobuko Nadeau
Do you know of a particular place to go for a visit?